Published research sleep report · Italian · original text

A Fainting Partner Ends the Haunted-House Treasure Hunt

Anonymous research participant

Individual traits and experiences predict the content of dreams — public main-study data (2026) · derivatives/dataset1_dream_table_v20240430.mat, MATLAB table row 1372 (one-based), field txt_cleaned; MCOS string index 1371

Dovevo fare questa caccia al tesoro per questa casa enorme, questa casa stregata. E avevamo degli indizi, io stavo in coppia con [NAME1] e abbiamo cercato in lungo e in largo, finché lei non è svenuta, quindi ci siamo dovuti fermare. E abbiamo lasciato stare, siamo usciti e siamo andati nel giardino di questa casa che era immenso. Abbiamo iniziato a passeggiare piano piano. E mi ricordo questo cane che disseppelliva una tartaruga; quest'altro cane che era con i colori della bandiera dei trans, quindi rosa, bianco e blu; questo nonno che urlava a un bambino che era incapace a fare qualsiasi cosa, anche a scavare la buca, anche se non era lui che scavava ma il cane.

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A deidentified Italian dream report from the public main-study dataset for Individual traits and experiences predict the content of dreams. The original researchers cleaned the transcript and replaced identifying details; their published text and bracket markers are preserved. This is a research report, not a Synastry community submission or a count of distinct people.

Valentina Elce, Giulio Bernardi and Giacomo Handjaras (2026), data release for Individual traits and experiences predict the content of dreams, Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.15230218, CC BY 4.0; anonymous participant dream report. Dataset creators are not the dreamers.

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derivatives/dataset1_dream_table_v20240430.mat, MATLAB table row 1372 (one-based), field txt_cleaned; MCOS string index 1371

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Content notes
  • Medical imagery in dream
  • Verbal abuse in dream

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