Lissy Longbottom | 09-09-2010 03:30 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Mugglemad
(Post 9761391)
She raised her hand and said "Is it like seeing dead relatives in your dreams?" she wanted to get some points for Ravenclaw and notes for her O.W.L. exams. | Nolan frowned. "No, but good guess, points for effort!" he said with a smile to the young Ravenclaw. Quote:
Originally Posted by Destiny
(Post 9761497)
Having been in class the WHOLE time, Destiny was only listening to the discussion about dreams. She felt she didn't have to add to the discussion, at least not until the last question was asked. A false awakening, yeah, she had some of them, so she knew what it was.
She raised her hand, "It's when you think someone is waking you up, but they really aren't. Like, once, I thought my Grandmum was trying to wake me up, but she was only yelling at the sheep to get out of the trash."
Funny thing was, her Grandmum was the one in the trash..
Meh. | "Close," he said with a nodd. "It's not necessarily someone waking you up unintentionally," he explained. "That would just be a case of your sleepy brain misinterpreting something," he said with a grin. Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie
(Post 9761415)
Kurumi was busy writing notes as fast as she possibly could. While she did not know anything about Divination in terms of its relation to magic, she felt a sense of relief that what the professor was talking about was at least distantly related to some of the Shinto rituals and customs she had come to know growing up in Japan.
Oh! She thought she knew this one. She quickly wrote a few notes relating to the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Ramses. She wondered if this book was connected to the Bible stories in which Joseph interpreted dreams for the Pharaoh. Did witches and wizards know about this type of stuff. It seemed reliant so she thought she would ask. She raised her hand - she certainly was feeling more confident...but probably should make her answer more with sounding. "Professor, does this dream book have any connection to the muggle Bible stories where a man name Joseph interprets dreams for the Pharaoh and others?" Kurumi wasn't 100% sure what a false awakening was, but just thinking about the meaning of the words themselves, she was pretty sure that she had experienced. She decided to raise her hand and give it a try. "Professor, I think that a false awaking is a dream within a dream and that dream within a dream is one in which you dream that you are awake. I can remember a time when I swore that I had woken up, and I went about my usual morning routine of taking a shower, brushing my hair and teeth, eating breakfast, but then suddenly waking up again to find myself still in bed." She hoped that that was a satisfactory answer. | "Hmmm. It could possibly have some connection. While I myself am no historian, I do know that certain stories appear in many different cultures. For example, the Cinderella story can be traced back to numerous places across Europe and even into Asia. So it is possible that the story you're referring too could have some basis in the actual book, but you'd have to ask your History of Magic professor more about that," he told her with a smile. Quote:
Originally Posted by Team ronmione
(Post 9761425)
Adam woke up suddenly, he must have been dozing off sense none of this really was connecting to him. Should he ask a question now or later once class was over and everyone filed out.He raised his hand, ready to ask how a false awakening happens...He sure hoped that hadn't been discussed as he dozed off, or else points might be taken away. | As Nolan listened to the students provide answers to the question, he noticed a slumbering Gryffindor in the corner. Oh heck no. First sleepy student of the term!
As they rattled off answers, Nolan kept his ears open, but GLARED at the student. As in a 'Don't sleep in my class' glare. Quote:
Originally Posted by Macavity
(Post 9761320)
Hearing the rest of the class answer after him, Simon had some idea that his answer was the right one. Still Simon couldn't help smiling a little as Professor Reynolds confirmed that his answer was indeed correct and that he was rewarded in turn. Guess I have some clue whats going on, he mused to himself as he continued to listen. "Would that be believing you have woken up and gone about events only to really wake up after ?" he half-questioned as he answered. | Quote:
Originally Posted by B~Lee
(Post 9761324)
Great Brittany finally thought she knew something. She smiled Brightly and raised her hand "Professor i think it is A false awakening is a vivid dream about awakening from sleep." She said hoping it was right. "sorta like a double dream i guess." | Quote:
Originally Posted by Lexers
(Post 9761326)
False... awakening? Umm.. Cameron hazarded a guess. "Sirrr." She put up her hand and spoke. "Would that be.. like, when people are having a dream and then they wake up from within that dream and believe they're awake? And they dream.. like.. normal everyday events happening? Is that right?" It didn't really sound right. The Prefect made a face. Hmm.. | Quote:
Originally Posted by feltbeatslover22
(Post 9761329)
Trixie raised her hand once more. This dream business was VERY interesting, well it was to her at least. "Professor. Is that when you have a very vivid and life like dream that you are waking up from your slumber?" she started. "It's quite common to also dream yourself doing your usual tasks, so it really feels like you HAVE actually woken up when in fact your are still dreaming" she continued. "It could be rather confusing or even distressing to whomever it is happening to. It's pretty much a dream within a dream" she explained further. | Quote:
Originally Posted by ers04d
(Post 9761337)
Cora thought about it for a minute and seemed that the answer was fairly obvious. She raised her hand and said, "Professor, isn't that when you are dreaming and you thing you have awaken. You usually dream that you are in the same room that you fell asleep in and you go about you normal morning business just to actually wake up and figure out that you were still dreaming? | Quote:
Originally Posted by WeasleyObsession7
(Post 9761339)
Sophia raised her hand again. "A false awakening, sir, is a vivid dream about awakening from sleep." she said. "After they wake up in their dreams, they are likely to start dreaming about morning rituals." she said, again. "Such as cooking, cleaning, and other things of the sort." she said. Wow. That was a long answer. she thought. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Crayola
(Post 9761342)
Joshua nodded his head seriously, acting like his Mummy had told him and trying to look like a grown up. So it probably was discovered in the pyramids. Awesome. The pyramids were amaaazing. And giant! HUUUUGE. But pretty cool. Joshua wanted to go see them, but his Mum was scared he would run away and get lost in them.
He was probably right.
"You can't blame them for holding on to the gold! Books don't put food in their stomachs." He wisely said, patting his stomach for added effect. Nevermind that they'd probably be dead when clinging to the gold anyway. Pfft.
Now ... a false awakening?
Joshua thought it over for a bit before waving his arm in the air again. He was small! He needed to get the Professor's attention! "That's when people are dreaming that they are asleep, right? And then they wake up in their dream! They think they're awake, but really, they're sleeping and DREAMING they're awake! .... right?" Totally! | Quote:
Originally Posted by Roselyn
(Post 9761343)
Now finally back in the swing of things, Evelyn slumped in her seat and waited for everyone to continue to finish answering before actually writing down what was being said. Hehe, yea, she was being extra lazy this class. One of these days, she was going to see if she could get a first year to write notes for her.
Like right now would have been nice too, but eh, she might as well raise her own hand. "False awakening..." was..something. "It's when someone dreams that they wake up, but, they aren't really awake because they're still dreaming. It's a uh...common thing that they might dream they did stuff in real life, like all their daily rituals such as cooking and cleaning since everything seems so real, but it didn't really happen since it was all in a dream. Like, a dream within a dream. So when they really do wake up...it's just, confusing."
Really, really confusing. Like her whole explanation. Maybe she'll get a firstie to answer for her one of these days too. Get a Ravenclaw firstie. They're supposed to be really smart, right? | Quote:
Originally Posted by HogwartsHokage
(Post 9761345)
Jenny continued scribbling down some more notes as the Professor asked his next question. Hm...false awakening...she remembered her mother talking about one of those once. But what's the definition?! Instantly something came to her head again. "Um..." Jenny paused again before continuing. "I think a false awakening is when you're dreaming that you're still awake. In fact, you feel so awake in your dream that you don't know that you're actually dreaming still, you feel that everything is real around you, and you can remember all the details in your dream vividly."
Not bad for a Divination class. Jenny was starting to get the hang of the subject now. | Quote:
Originally Posted by XxWitchy_GothicaXx
(Post 9761349)
Vilhelmiina raised her hand to answer. "A false awakening is a very realistic dream about waking up and performing you're daily tasks, like showering and cooking." | Quote:
Originally Posted by Magical Soul
(Post 9761356)
Louisa was writing down fast what the Professor had written and what the answers were. Hmmm. This subject was interesting enough for her to not fall asleep or to stay absent minded. That's a first so far.
False awakening? She's read about this somewhere. She tried to gather some of her thoughts and raised her hand, "Sir, I think that when a person believes he's not in a dream anymore, but in reality." She bit her lower lip; Yuck! That was much more complicated in the book but it was something like that anyway. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Emishlon
(Post 9761358)
Hmmm, she raised her hand, attempting every question.
"Is a false awakening, when people dream that they have already woken up from sleep?" She said it exactly how it sounded to her. Awaking.. falsely. Mhm. "So, people would dream about doing their usual daily routine, even though it is still actually a dream." She added with a thoughtful expression. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Zoom
(Post 9761363)
Leilani raised her hand. "False awakening is when you think you've waken up, even though you haven't. It commonly happens during lucid dreaming." Yup, it hadn't happened to her yet, but it might someday. It sounded like fun.
She fidgeted in her seat, just a teeny bit. She was nervous. Duh. Classes had only just started. And even though she'd taken them before, she was nervous. Don't ask me why. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Yourenodaisy
(Post 9761375)
That seems simple enough, Em thought. She raised her and and said, "Isn't it when you Have a dream where you wake up, but you are actually still sleeping?" | Quote:
Originally Posted by Saz Hale
(Post 9761379)
Arabella-Marie thought about the question and raised her hand and said "Sir is it like someone wakens up and they think that they are still dreaming cause they see things in there dreams in everyday life" Arabella-Marie didn't know if that was right but it was worth a go anyway seeing as she was willing to get more points for Gryffindor | Quote:
Originally Posted by LouLou Malfoy
(Post 9761401)
Ever-Lily stopped taking notes, and raised her hand confidently.
"Isn't that where...uh...where you've woken up inside your dream, but the dream continues, sir?" | Quote:
Originally Posted by darlinggcdr13
(Post 9761407)
Delilah raised her hand. "Waking up in the dream and believeing it is reality?" She asked. She kinda questioned it herself but she was pretty sure it was right.[/QUOTE
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Originally Posted by MugglesStink!
(Post 9761430)
Adeline shoot her hand up and said suck-uppy [B]"Its when you have a dream that you have a dream then wake up" she said with a smile. SHe loved divination. | Quote:
Originally Posted by potiongirl10
(Post 9761442)
Amy raised her hand "isn't that where you have a vivid dream of waking up and only to wake and realize it was a dream?" she knew that she most likely got this one right | Quote:
Originally Posted by xiiWishiWasYours
(Post 9761446)
False awakening... she knew what that is, well, at least she was pretty sure she knew what it was. Selena raised her hand. "A false awakening is when you are dreaming, but in the dream you think you wake up and in the dream you also do things that seem to be normal," she said. Ehhh. It didn't really make sense, perhaps other people said it better? Bleh. At least she had an idea of what it was... hehehe. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Potter Weasley
(Post 9761474)
A false awakening is something you believed in was right, but in the long riun, you should have seen the real truth. | Quote:
Originally Posted by hpluvr037
(Post 9761482)
It was like... what was it called? Dayja voo? This had just happened to Keefer this morning.
Both hands in the air yet again, Keefer said "Sir, that happened to me this morning! I was dreaming something, and then I woke up and went to breakfast in the Great Hall. Except I woke up five minutes later! So the first time, I hadn't actually woken up, I just dreamt that I did. But it felt so real!!!!"
He still had trouble believing that he hadn't actually eaten blueberry ice cream for breakfast before classes. | Quote:
Originally Posted by CreativeAllie18
(Post 9761620)
Alice raised her hand, somewhat hesitantly. "Professor would that be when a person becomes aware that they are dreaming in the middle of a dream?" | Quote:
Originally Posted by keepmeclose22
(Post 9761932)
Pam raised her hand. "Isn't that when you think your awake inside a dream, yet you're not really awake?" | Quote:
Originally Posted by springbaby
(Post 9762044)
"Isn't a false awakening a really vivid dream where you think you're awake and everything feels real," Daisy said raising her hand. | Quote:
Originally Posted by DanialRadFAN01
(Post 9762050)
Riley sat up straighter in his desk as the Professor had announced that himeslf and the others who had answered correctly were recieving points! His first ones at his new school! *gaspeth*
He sure liked the sound of that, and he knew from then on that he was sure to be gaining more! He listened as Nolan went on about how the Egyptians used them and scribbled the notes which he was sure the Professor was doing. He then said something about a false awakening. "Professor thats when you are dreaming and then you think you wake up but you really haven't, that would be problematic if you were trying to record your dreams. It would cloud your memory of what happened in the dream and what happened when you think you woke up, correct?" he was definately taking an interest in the strangeness this subject had to hold. | Quote:
Originally Posted by PattyH.
(Post 9762087)
Patroclus was gutted he had missed out on answering the ancient Egypt question, it was after all what his father did for a living.
However he knew the answer to the next question so he could answer that one, "False Awakening is what one can experience when they are dreaming, within a dream. The wake up from the Dream- Dream, and experience what they think is reality in the the real Dream." Dreams within dreams, Patroclus could see this train of thought getting rather confusing. | Quote:
Originally Posted by The1HBIC
(Post 9762128)
False awakening... Well that's a no-brainer Marie thought as she listened to everyone's answers. "It's when you have a dream that is so real that when you wake up you feel as if the events actually happened." Dreaming that you are dreaming or something like that. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Zellanna
(Post 9762153)
Lina listened quietly at ideas about false awakenings. If they were what she thought she was, she had that sort of thing often. "Like lucid dreaming..." she muttered softly. "Only it sounds like the other way around. If it's thinking you've woken, and you haven't... Something like that can happen over and over and over again because your body refuses to awaken and it can be worse than actually waking up so many times over the night. Though it's speculated that you can focus on an object that if you see it in your dreams then it tells you that you are still dreaming." | "Yes, all good answers!" he said with a grin. They were all super smart. "A false awakening is where you wake up in the dream, but you don't actually physically wake up. So you dream yourself wandering around and doing certain things, only to wake up and find you were still dreaming. It can be confusing to say the least. For example, during my days as a student here, I once dreamt that I had done all my Charms homework 2 weeks in advance. When the date came for the homework to be turned in, I argued for half an hour with my professor, insisting that I'd turned it in earlier, only to find that I was wrong and it had all been a dream. So, when recording your dreams, be sure you're certain that you're recording the correct version of the dream!" "Now, we're going to do a practice interpretation before I introduce your project. Record a dream that you've had recently...any dream will do. The weirder it is, the better it will work for this exercise!" he said. "Please don't just make up a dream, I'd like this to be something you actually take seriously," he added, just in case it wasn't obvious that he was serious about this warm up exercise. "You have 15 minutes," he said before clapping his hands, signalling that they were free to begin. OOC: ANDDD I'm off for the night. You have like, 16ish hours to come up with a dream, so have at it! :] |