Mortal Bonds
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There were two dreams. Recurring dreams.
The cognitive areas of the brain attempt to interpret sensory signals, which in turn are mere neurological oscillations, easily ignored when one is fully awake. How and why, then, do dreams recur? And why are they often so painful?
The first dream arrived three months after my release from prison. Three men are standing around my bed—one of them is my father, who explains, sadly, that a mistake was made by the prison officials, and that these two ...men are there to take me back to finish the three remaining years of my sentence. He is more upset than I and it is hard for him to speak. The two men with him, anonymous prison guards, are stone-faced yet patient. I try to comfort my father, a strategy that I am fully aware serves mainly to keep me from screaming in terror and despair. Then I dress quickly, give him a last hug, and head for the door. When the door opens, I wake up. Usually bathed in sweat, my throat hoarse from not screaming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were two dreams. Recurring dreams.
The cognitive areas of the brain attempt to interpret sensory signals, which in turn are mere neurological oscillations, easily ignored when one is fully awake. How and why, then, do dreams recur? And why are they often so painful?
The first dream arrived three months after my release from prison. Three men are standing around my bed—one of them is my father, who explains, sadly, that a mistake was made by the prison officials, and that these two ...men are there to take me back to finish the three remaining years of my sentence. He is more upset than I and it is hard for him to speak. The two men with him, anonymous prison guards, are stone-faced yet patient. I try to comfort my father, a strategy that I am fully aware serves mainly to keep me from screaming in terror and despair. Then I dress quickly, give him a last hug, and head for the door. When the door opens, I wake up. Usually bathed in sweat, my throat hoarse from not screaming.
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