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Dance floor Quote by Jennifer Echols

“Here was Nick Krieger tenderly touching my face with the sun setting behind him and snowflakes sliding off his bare shoulders. "Hayden,"he said again,gently. "Are you sure you didn't hit your head?" "I don't think so." He moved the t-shirt aside and leaned closer,examining my ear. Oooh,it would be…” quote by Jennifer Echols
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““Here was Nick Krieger tenderly touching my face with the sun setting behind him and snowflakes sliding off his bare shoulders. "Hayden,"he said again,gently. "Are you sure you didn't hit your head?" "I don't think so." He moved the t-shirt aside and leaned closer,examining my ear. Oooh,it would be so much more romantic if he looked into my eyes rather than fixating on my ear.Shouldn't I be able to make this happen? What was the world comng to,that I couldn't even control what Nick did in my own wet dream? He poked my ear. "Ow,ow,ow!" I squealed, and then felt faint again,out of breath.This was no wet dream.It was reality after all. He let out a disgusted sigh. "Hayden, Josh is right.The doctor might not even put a stitch in that.What's the matter with you? Do you faint at the sight of blood?" Oh,no.There was no way I would let him get the upper hand,even if I was lying on my back in the snow and he was kneeling over me. I laughed. "Of course I don't faint at the sight of blood.I jump onto the dance floor and do the Soulja Boy.Get the hell off me,Dr. McDreamy.””

Jennifer Echols

About This Quote

Source Short Story: “Dreamscape”, Jennifer Echols, 2019

The narrator experiences a surreal, unsettling encounter that blurs dream and reality, confronting fear and control.

In simple terms: A vivid, confusing mix of dream and reality.

Key Takeaway

Acknowledge and process unsettling experiences.

Themes

fear control reality dreams

Mood

conflicted intense

Type

fiction psychological

When to use this quote

  • nightmares
  • trauma therapy
  • creative writing

Key Concepts

psychology surrealism

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you differentiate dream from reality?
  • What does the desire for control reveal about you?
A Different Perspective

The narrative may romanticize distress.

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