Dream About Train Toilet Journey

I had a dream, and it starts where I'm sitting in a train in a very small compartment with a tiny window with a bunch of people, and we're all stuck there. And it's not a pleasant trip. I don't know where we're going, but it's not something nice. Someplace where we have to go. And I realize after a while that I'm also sitting on a toilet, and that I have to take a shit. So I hope no one notices. I bent over it, so no one noticed so far. And I'm looking out of the window, there's a woman right in front of me, and I let a little fart out, and she hears that. And then she realized I'm sitting on a toilet. I'm the only one sitting on a toilet. And she's a bit disgusted. She tries to move away from me a little bit. And then I just keep sitting there. I pretend I didn't notice. And then she all of a sudden closed the curtain of the window. And I say, I was looking outside. Why did you just close it? And she had some lame excuse. She can't rest her elbow with a window open. And she won't open the window again. And then I say, well, I'm glad I'm taking a shit now next to you. And then in the next scene, we are somewhere where we are spending the night, and I'm sharing some sort of a hammock with a woman. And she's really not thrilled that I will share with her. She makes barely any room. And in the morning I get up and walk around a bit. I don't know why. But when I come back to get my things, this woman has gone with my things. And I see her in the distance putting her stuff inside somewhere. And I yell and I say, I need my things. Don't put my things away. And she can't hear me. I should pretend she can't hear me. And she goes inside. So I also go inside. And as I'm inside looking for her, I realize that the inside is a giant ship. And later it turns into a train. So I'm all of a sudden moving, but I don't want to move. I need to be back there. That's where my people are. So I want to get off. I'm trying to find an exit desperately, and it stops at some point. I'm really trying to get to a door. I can't get off. And then it keeps moving, and I'm worried that it's moving too far. And then I try again to get off, and finally I'm able to get off. And then I'm not sure how to get back. And then I woke up.