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* '''[[Dream manipulation]]''', [[Sanjog]]'s [[power]] to manipulate the dreams of others. |
* '''[[Dream manipulation]]''', [[Sanjog]]'s [[power]] to manipulate the dreams of others. |
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* The '''dream studies''' at [[activatingevolution.org]], including [[Ryan Covington]]'s dream depicted in ''[[Pieces of Me]]''. |
* The '''dream studies''' at [[activatingevolution.org]], including [[Ryan Covington]]'s dream depicted in ''[[Pieces of Me]]''. |
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* '''''[[Dreams Until Death]]''''', the graphic novel that depicts [[Gael Cruz]] and [[Bianca Karina]]'s deaths. |
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* '''''[[Molly's Dream]]''''', a [[graphic novel]] focusing on the horrors [[Molly]] experiences. |
* '''''[[Molly's Dream]]''''', a [[graphic novel]] focusing on the horrors [[Molly]] experiences. |
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* The '''[[telepathy|nightmares]]''' controlled by [[Maury Parkman]]. |
* The '''[[telepathy|nightmares]]''' controlled by [[Maury Parkman]]. |
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Dream could refer to:
- Dream manipulation, Sanjog's power to manipulate the dreams of others.
- The dream studies at activatingevolution.org, including Ryan Covington's dream depicted in Pieces of Me.
- Dreams Until Death, the graphic novel that depicts Gael Cruz and Bianca Karina's deaths.
- Molly's Dream, a graphic novel focusing on the horrors Molly experiences.
- The nightmares controlled by Maury Parkman.
- Peter's dreams, the phenomenon Peter has experienced in which he sees visions and dreams.