Legacy of a Dreamer (2012)
“She is alone, and she prefers it that way. A sense of serenity fills her, but she knows it won’t last.
This dream, like the others, has a purpose. She doesn’t know what that is, but she keeps a wary eye open, trained to notice even the smallest of details. It’s become apparent to her that the dreams mean something; the dark boy’s appearance is a testament to that. She’d seen him before in this ever-changing place; she remembers that now.
She takes a step forward, then another, not knowing where... she’s going. She doesn’t trust this false feeling of safety.
A small figure comes into view sitting on the grass, humming. She approaches, hunting for the oncoming threat she feels in her gut, but sees nothing except endless grass and peaceful blue skies. Taking a small breath, she sits by the unknown figure.
“I knew you’d come,” the little girl says, and the dreamer turns to see herself as a young child, sitting on the ground picking at the grass, singing the lullaby her mother always hummed.MoreLess
This dream, like the others, has a purpose. She doesn’t know what that is, but she keeps a wary eye open, trained to notice even the smallest of details. It’s become apparent to her that the dreams mean something; the dark boy’s appearance is a testament to that. She’d seen him before in this ever-changing place; she remembers that now.
She takes a step forward, then another, not knowing where... she’s going. She doesn’t trust this false feeling of safety.
A small figure comes into view sitting on the grass, humming. She approaches, hunting for the oncoming threat she feels in her gut, but sees nothing except endless grass and peaceful blue skies. Taking a small breath, she sits by the unknown figure.
“I knew you’d come,” the little girl says, and the dreamer turns to see herself as a young child, sitting on the ground picking at the grass, singing the lullaby her mother always hummed.MoreLess
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