I dreamt I was reading this century's opus. Part of it was set in a high school. It involved mutants and geopolitics. I remember particularly of how a dilemma was solved: the dog wouldn't eat because it was really a fish (a mutant fish). There was this smiling, ultrapopular guy called Swoomi (Swann + swami + swoon) that wore a striped red'n'white shirt and foresaw the future through his tiniest actions - but he did not know it. There were at least 3 tomes, and I read parts 2 and 3. Reading, in my dreams, means to incarnate into a character which I identify myself with. So, after I read the beggining of tome 3, when the few teen survivors of tome 2 gather in a new high school building for their first day of class, I woke up and stared at the ceiling feeling beside myself. - What's wrong? - JP asked. - I've just died in an atomic explosion. - That's good. At least you didn't feel pain. - Yes, I did. Because I was stupid. I hid behind a lead thingy. - So... you were stupid. You died slowly and painfully. - Yes, I did. And they had developed these mini atom bombs. You could see tiny mushroom clouds. There was even time to hug strangers. - Someone told me about this stupid flick where the guy flees an atomic explosion by going into a lead fridge. - That's... the last Indiana Jones. I saw it. - Pretty stupid. - Now I can say it doesn't work. I know it for a fact. Been there. Last thing I felt were my wrinkled toes touching each other. And that was all that was. Labels: dreams link to this post ~ 9:38 PM Does anybody know an English word that could mean "nail it completely with no helping references"? I thought up "point-blank", but that's not it. It's driving me nuts. Labels: books, language, literature link to this post ~ 1:37 AM |
blog_sibylla (English version) - by Simone Campos |
New novel Don't bother to buy any of it, it's all in Portuguese. |
Bygones |
More of the same |