In Dreams
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I wrote...
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it...
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on...
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a...
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(Silverman ) Did you
write this, Claire?

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Uh, yeah. I wrote that.
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But somebody else
made me do it. (Laughs )

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And who cut your wrists?
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(Chuckling)
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I did. (Laughs )
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But did that someone else
make you do it?

:38:37
No. That was all my own work.
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- Why, Claire?
- I wanted it to stop.

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- What did you want to stop?
- The laughter. The...

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- The thing.
- The dreams?

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Can you dream in the daytime
when you're wide awake?

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I'm sorry. I'm not that strong.
I couldn't take it any more.

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- What does this verse mean?
- I don't know.

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- Is it from your childhood?
- No, it's not from my childhood.

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(Laughs )
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- It's from someone else's childhood.
- Whose?

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It's, uh...
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It's written on the walls
of a boy's room, and, uh,

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the boy is chained to the bed,
and the room's filling up with water.

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- So it's from a dream?
- Yeah.

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And is it connected to
your dream of apples?

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Yes. It's the same boy.
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But in the orchard dream
it was a man.

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- Can't you make sense of it?
- Would you like me to?

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Oh, I would love you to!
I-I-I can't make sense of it.

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But, um...
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I have a feeling that...
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they're all coming
from the same place.


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