I knew that I was due for a crazy night after weeks of poor sleep. Words can't begin to do these justice but I'll try.
Sonicwhite: Whoa dude, I had this N. Korea dream last night before reading yours just now! (I'm not stealing your ideas, lol.) That tripped me out.
February 2-3, 2020: "Computer Time Machine/War with N. Korea/1800's Flood"
I deleted a bunch of files from my laptop down at the beach and it reverted everything to an alternate past. We were living in B&W and my maternal grandfather was strangling another guy to death on the ground. I realized that I had messed up the entire time-space continuum and kept frantically trying to get back to the present day. I partially succeeded a few times but it always returned to the old scene again.
At some point it turned into a trippy animated version of the present/future and I was at some psychedelic carnival. When I looked at one of the rides, it would turn into a recursive Mandelbrot-type pattern that was superimposed onto the scenery. I rode a neon tower like the Space Needle to the top and back very quickly, then I pressed a button that made something shoot to the top of it like one of those bell-ringing games. There it exploded into fireworks and released a can of Coke Zero (the "prize") which looked, felt and tasted amazingly lifelike.
(At this point I woke up for about 15-20 minutes before going into the next part. To explain the dream geography, it took place in the USA but N. Korea and Europe were both within a few miles of it.)
Back at the beach, we were at war with N.K. and I was trying to get away to safety along with other civilians and soldiers. We started running at top speed through N.K. and took refuge somewhere in Europe at an abandoned house in the woods. Some of the others were sick or badly wounded and I was trying to help them but couldn't really do much.
From there it became the U.S. again, but this time back in the late 1800's during a massive flood. We were trying to ration supplies but didn't have much besides hot peppers and a few bottles of old expired patent medicines. My cousin's house was on the other side of the flooded creek and seemed to be in the present day, so I made it over there somehow and gathered up food items for my friends back in the 1800's. Jars of pickled eggplant and marinated mushrooms are the two that I remember, plus some kind of bread or crackers.
There was a "sub plot" going on where my cousin got scammed out of money by some guy posing as a GEICO insurance rep, and that was supposed to be related to the war with N.K. somehow (even though he was American).
At the end it turned into me watching some kind of video montage that showed everybody rebuilding after the flood and factories opening, etc. It slowly changed from B&W to color and was very moving to watch, especially since I had been a part of it.
Sweet Dreams!!!
Dreamflyer
