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Dream About Military Outpost Tornadoes Zombie Enemies Boston

Dream interpretation about Died, Bombs, Falling, War, Shoot, Trapped, Enemy, Fire, Zombie, Fighting, Bruise, Tornado, Military, Escaping, Injured, Leaving, New Job, Army, Son, Alarm, Oil, Brother, Family, Group, Life, Sister, Smoking, Breaking, Sword, Child, House, Sleep, Year, Arm, Body, Man, Neck, Boy, Floor, Point, Six, Sun, Wall, Attention, Face, Part, Thought, Top, City, Looking, Cloud, Glasses, Lied, Ask, Men, Performing, 12, Betrayed, Camping, Entering, Going, Level, Clean, Knives

Dream About Military Outpost Tornadoes Zombie Enemies Boston
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My dream starts with me in the military and war has broken out between an unknown force. We are out west, probably Oklahoma, when bad weather starts to happen. One tornado after the other comes by our military outpost and destroys everything we had. The clouds where oil black and where the sun broke through, the sun was a smoky bronze. As time went by, our buildings we lived in became nothing more than mattresses on the floor. We lived in a plywood building with three walls. Mud was on the floor and we where all unclean. As I'm laying on my mattress, I hear a Sargent tell a young kid he wasn't welcome in our camp site. As a lied on my mattress, I heard the young boy explain that he had no where else to go. As I listened, I realized I knew that voice. It was the voice of my 6 year old son. Being at war with an unseen enemy in America, something happened to them. I asked him what happened to his mother, brother, and sister, and he tells me that they all died. The military threw them out of the base after the last tornado went through the base. A few days later, another tornado hit the unprotected camp my family was staying in where they all died but my youngest son. As he lays down to get some sleep, I go out to ask what happened, why no one told me, and tell them my son is staying with me. As time goes on, the tornados start to get worse eventually there is no escaping them and we are told to abandon the area. As I grab my son to leave, a massive tornado hits the camp before people could get to shelter where thousands die. One young man had been hit by a falling satellite dish and broke his neck. This boy still lived but when I was performing first aid, the medic came over and broke his neck. He then explained to me that we did not have the time or expenses for it. My son and I then run for our lives leaving one camp after the other trying to find a safe place to stay. As we leave, we see the military doing terrible things to citizens of America. They where killing orphans, shooting the injured, and burning everything they see. At one point a group of military men where pouring cement over a culvert with trapped kids inside. Seeing as nothing could be done, my son and I ran on. As we entered abandoned parts of the city, bombs started to fall and level the city we where just in. Once we cleared the city, a nuke fell over the city and destroyed it completely. My dream stops there for a while, but when it restarts I am an officer in the US Army and the war has changed. We know who the enemy is. I am in Boston Massachusetts and my military unit is camping out of Fennway Park. Once I introduce myself to my men, my authority is questioned and I tell them all to prepare for a patrol into enemy territory in two days. The men I am suppose to lead do not like this and call me out on being new. They then trick me into entering a room with a dozen or more of the enemy and hear is where I see the enemy for the first time. To make the description short, they are zombies. Pale face, bruise like spots on there bodies, and burnt looking arms. They do not talk or show any intelligence. As I find out that I was betrayed, I take out a sword and kill all 12 of the zombies without even breaking a sweat. To the shock of my men, they let me out of the glass room where I tell them we will still be going on that patrol. As I sit there and clean my swords, I was asked why I carry the sword and my response was that swords don't run out of ammo. Then an alarm goes off Fennway starts to get over run. As we fight for our lives, several people who where using guns got swarmed and bit where people using swords, knives, or standing still, did not attract attention. Once the battle was over, we quarantined the infected and waited. I then went to the top of Fennway to get a better look at Boston and what I see startles me. Boston is gone and is nothing but a smoking ruin except for Fennway. As I stand there looking over Boston, a thought came to me. Where was my Son? I then woke up.

Dream date:

1 Jan 2024

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Summary:

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Emotional tone:

The dream evoked intense feelings of fear, sadness, and despair, stemming from the chaos and devastation witnessed during the war.

Frequency:

This dream was recurring 4 times last week

Intensity:

The dream's high intensity was generated by the constant threat of danger and the overwhelming destruction depicted throughout the narrative.

Realism:

Despite the supernatural elements, the dream maintained a sense of reality through its detailed portrayal of war-torn landscapes, military operations, and the hardships faced by soldiers.

Vividness:

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery, allowing the dreamer to feel immersed in the chaotic and terrifying environment.

Coherence:

While the dream contained elements of randomness and abrupt transitions, the overall narrative maintained a cohesive structure, with a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Dream symbols

Died

Died

Bombs

Bombs

Falling

Falling

War

War

Shoot

Shoot

Trapped

Trapped

Enemy

Enemy

Fire

Fire

Zombie

Zombie

Fighting

Fighting

Bruise

Bruise

Tornado

Tornado

Military

Military

Escaping

Escaping

Injured

Injured

Leaving

Leaving

New Job

New Job

Army

Army

Son

Son

Alarm

Alarm

Oil

Oil

Brother

Brother

Family

Family

Group

Group

Life

Life

Sister

Sister

Smoking

Smoking

Breaking

Breaking

Sword

Sword

Child

Child

House

House

Sleep

Sleep

Year

Year

Arm

Arm

Body

Body

Man

Man

Neck

Neck

Boy

Boy

Floor

Floor

Point

Point

Six

Six

Sun

Sun

Wall

Wall

Attention

Attention

Face

Face

Part

Part

Thought

Thought

Top

Top

City

City

Looking

Looking

Cloud

Cloud

Glasses

Glasses

Lied

Lied

Ask

Ask

Men

Men

Performing

Performing

12

12

Betrayed

Betrayed

Camping

Camping

Entering

Entering

Going

Going

Level

Level

Clean

Clean

Knives

Knives

AI dream details

🤩 Emotion
Fear
😟 Depression
Severe
🤯 Sentiment
Negative

Dream review

Yvette Miller

Yvette Miller

Behavioral psychology & Wellness Advocate

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Hey Shane! Thank you for sharing your dream with me. It sounds like a very intense and vivid dream experience. Dreams involving war, destruction, and natural disasters often reflect feelings of chaos, insecurity, and fear in our waking lives. Let's delve into the interpretation: The dream starts with you in the military during a time of conflict, symbolizing a sense of duty and responsibility. The tornadoes represent unpredictable and destructive forces that are wreaking havoc on your surroundings. The black clouds and smoky bronze sun suggest a sense of darkness and despair amidst the chaos. The deteriorating living conditions, with buildings reduced to mattresses and mud on the floor, indicate a loss of stability and comfort. The presence of your 6-year-old son, who reveals the tragic fate of your family, highlights feelings of grief, helplessness, and the burden of responsibility as a parent. As the dream progresses, the worsening tornadoes and the military's actions reveal a sense of danger and betrayal. The image of the zombies represents a perceived threat from an unknown enemy, and your ability to effortlessly defeat them showcases your inner strength and resilience. The final scene, where Boston is destroyed except for Fenway Park, and your concern for your son's whereabouts, suggests a longing for safety and protection amidst the chaos and uncertainty. Overall, this dream seems to reflect your deep-seated fears and anxieties about the state of the world, your role as a protector, and the desire for security and stability. It may also be a manifestation of your concerns about the well-being of your loved ones and the need to find a safe haven. Remember, dreams can be highly personal, and only you truly know the specific meanings behind the symbols and events in your dream. I hope this interpretation provides some insight and helps you reflect on your emotions and experiences. If you have any further thoughts or questions, feel free to share.
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