Published research sleep report · Italian · original text
Escaping My Matching Winx and Building a Defensive Wall
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 1571 (one-based), field txt_cleaned; MCOS string index 1570
Eravamo in piscina. Ma dovevamo scappare da, tipo, delle entità. La piscina era quella della mia migliore amica, e praticamente era come se ci fossero le Winx, le Enchantix. Ed era tipo, come se noi fossimo le Enchantix piccoline e, se io venivo toccata dalla mia corrispettiva Winx, succedeva qualcosa. Se mi toccava una Winx qualsiasi no, ma se mi toccava la mia Winx corrispettiva, sì. Questa cosa si concludeva con io che scappavo, con il mio ragazzo che mi portava da qualche parte, e entravamo tipo in uno studio, in cui c'erano tante scrivanie a cui lavoravano, ma come se fosse un universo distopico, utopico. E praticamente dovevo parlare con questa, che molto probabilmente sapeva darmi una risposta su chi fossero queste entità da cui dovevo scappare. E ci ritrovavamo lì in questa stanza e la mattina dopo ci ci svegliavamo e dovevamo organizzare le cose. Praticamente stavano organizzando un muro separatorio, ma come tipo se dovessimo finire in trincea, cioè in guerra. E stavano tutti lavorando, c'erano anche le mie compagne delle superiori lì e io ero lì che volevo rendermi utile e mi dicevano: "Passaci questo, passaci quello". Facevamo il muro e venivamo via.
Source & context
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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CC BY 4.0 applies to the original authors’ public data release. The study records written consent and deidentification. Dataset creators receive attribution, separate from the unnamed dreamer. Original released text is preserved; the story title and navigation themes are editorial additions.
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derivatives/dataset1_dream_table_v20240430.mat, MATLAB table row 1571 (one-based), field txt_cleaned; MCOS string index 1570
The original text and redactions are preserved. The page title is an editorial navigation label.
Exact released txt_cleaned string decoded from the public MATLAB MCOS UTF-16LE string array. Source researchers verified transcripts, redacted identifying names/places, pruned commentary and false starts/repetitions, normalized punctuation/spelling/regionalisms and spelled out numbers. No local prose edits, translation, trimming or new redaction; all released whitespace and [NAME]/[PLACE]/[INSTITUTION]/[MISS] markers retained.
- Account text SHA-256
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- Source file SHA-256
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Content notes
- Dream anxiety or peril
Connections in the Loom
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