Dream World

A routine morning takes a dark turn when a healthy, upbeat man wakes up feeling inexplicably miserable. A vivid, nightmarish vision clings to him—grotesque rain that smells of profanity, a world where people look like twisted versions of themselves, and a sense that everything is fundamentally wrong. The dream is so oppressive that it colors his thoughts even as he pours multiple juices and orders a modest breakfast.

Desperate for clarity, he turns to two strangers at a local diner, Teresa and Agnes, who seem to share fragments of the same unsettling reverie. Their baffling conversation—about green rain, monstrous mothers, and absurd food orders—blurs the line between nightmare and reality, pulling him deeper into the mystery. As he tries to piece together the fragments, the story balances eerie surrealism with a dry, off‑beat humor, inviting listeners to wonder how far a dream can reach into the waking world.