posted December 20, 2004 12:16 AM         

So she keeps shrieking, "It's meeee, I'm Katheeeee, I've come home," and at this point I've had quite enough of the dress and of this song, so I rip the gown off my body midair, and underneath is a crimson satin strapless number. I remember thinking, "Yes, now, THIS is more like it," and I told Kate to SHUT THE F*** UP, but as the song faded, I lost altitude and landed God-knows-where in some green grassy field abundant with fog, kind of apprehensive about not knowing where I was at but relieved at the fact that I didn't have to shoulder the responsibilities thrust upon me at that outdoor meeting, wear that scary white gown OR listen to Wuthering Heights anymore.
Interpretations?

posted December 22, 2004 04:44 AM         

That's quite a dream! I'll get to it as soon as possible.

One thing stands out, though. At the very end you say "...relieved at the fact that I didn't have to shoulder the responsibilities thrust upon me..."

Does that statement fit into your waking life in any way?

posted December 30, 2004 01:47 PM         

Your dream suggests that you are going through some internal changes, with external effects that put you into a kind of "foggy" area, uncertainty.

I know that is a bit general, but is this true?

posted January 08, 2005 12:48 AM         

Yes, internal changes galore in 2004. My interpretation, which just sort of came to me, is this: A child floats in the sky, whichever way the winds blow and falls -"falls," descends or matures - to Earth as a woman fully realized. Would be, if story, the second Catherine who falls to mature, because the first Catherine - who is Heathcliff and one soul they feel - as - mutual - belief, albeit two half souls that never are complete in themselves or even in each other - fails, that is the first Catherine fails to fall and mature.

The white gown ripped away like a virgin's veil. The red underneath, the true female, finally unfettered, revealed to the self and to the world.