I Dreamt Of Shooter In School Turned Into Colorful Ending

Corin, your dream is a fascinating blend of nostalgia, fear, and transformation, weaving a complex tapestry of emotions and subconscious messages. The cloudy day and your walk around the neighborhood signify a sense of ambiguity and perhaps a feeling of being lost or searching for clarity in your waking life. Passing by your old elementary school and recognizing a girl you don't know in real life suggests that you are revisiting past experiences and emotions, perhaps confronting unresolved issues from your childhood. Entering the school and spending time with the kids and the girl indicates a desire to reconnect with a simpler, more innocent time. However, the presence of the tall, heavyset shooter with a gas mask introduces a stark contrast, representing a sudden and violent disruption. This figure could symbolize external threats or internal fears that you feel are attacking your sense of security and innocence. Your ability to escape with your friend by running into a city that is grayscale signifies a transition from a familiar but dangerous environment to an unfamiliar and emotionally muted one. The grayscale city that resembles New York suggests a feeling of disconnection and a lack of vibrancy in your current life. The transition to grayscale upon entering the city further emphasizes a sense of losing your identity or vitality. Being chased by the shooter even in this new setting implies that your fears and unresolved issues continue to follow you, regardless of where you are. The disappearance of the shooter after a while, however, indicates that these fears are not omnipotent and can eventually be overcome. The latter part of your dream, where a year has passed and your friend becomes a teacher, shows growth and a return to stability. The use of an old-fashioned projector in the classroom may symbolize a longing for the past or a desire to use past experiences to illuminate the present. The reappearance of the shooter in the classroom and the subsequent chaos represent a final confrontation with your fears. The anticipation and preparedness you and your friend show, along with the police's timely arrival, indicate a sense of empowerment and control over these fears. The moment when the shooter makes eye contact with you, filled with fear, and your smirk suggests a triumph over your anxieties. The execution of the shooter by the police symbolizes the eradication of these fears from your life. Walking out of the school hand in hand with your friend as colors begin to stream into the city signifies a rebirth or a renewal.