Have you ever seen anything crazy, fainted, then woken up thinking it was all a dream? I haven't!
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spookyrat1 — 12 years ago(January 17, 2014 06:48 AM)
Yet it seems to be a clich in movies, it's kinda annoying. People just don't do that in real life.
I'd be cutting Jenny Hayden a bit of slack Virtual. She's just been dive - bombed by a damaged spacecraft, had an intruder break into her place, who's just cloned himself into a copy of her dearly departed Scott from some spare DNA and then seen him undergo a rebirthing experience.
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spookyrat1 — 12 years ago(February 17, 2014 12:50 PM)
She was asleep, he arrives, she wakes up and later faints. Like I said in my original post, considering the circumstances, I didn't think the behaviour shown or the dialogue heard could be considered that unusual.
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GIRobotII — 11 years ago(December 27, 2014 11:17 PM)
She was probably still slightly drunk, from that bottle she was having earlier, while watching those home movies. That, combined with her fresh grief (it had only been a few months since her husband's death), and seeing a baby grow into a grown man who looks exactly like her dead husbandcan you blame her?
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Dog112 — 9 years ago(May 16, 2016 05:19 PM)
I have had dreams in recent years that were so realistic I thought they really happened. It took me several minutes to determine that they hadn't. Even so, I was amazed for hours afterwards.
Now that this has happened, I think I could believe that I had just had such a dream after waking from a state of unconsciousness, regardless of how that state had come about.
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