Published research sleep report · English · original text
Being told to leave the kitchen after a fire alarm
Anonymous research participant
Zhang & Wamsley 2019 Final (2023) · Zhang & Wamsley 2019/Data/Reports.csv; data row 15 (header excluded); complete Text of Report field
Oh I remember. I remember feeling a little bit angry. I remember I was in the hall, and I was trying to make something in the kitchen, and I think the fire alarm went off and then my RA came in, and he wanted us to go out...out... to move out. And I was feeling kind of angry. I don't know it was kind of like the short dream I was kind of having. And I was feeling angry going out, and then I was explaining to him that I couldn't go out because I was making some food in the kitchen. And then he kept insisting that I had to leave because the fire alarm had been set off so I had to leave. And I just like still left, I just decided to leave. But I remember feeling angry in that short dream. I'm done.
Source & context
A deidentified English report collected after a sleep awakening in the Zhang and Wamsley study. Some reports describe brief dreamlike imagery rather than a complete story; waking-only rows and no-experience reports are excluded. The complete source transcript is preserved except for explicitly documented bracketed privacy substitutions. This is a report, not a new community submission, a distinct-person count or a claim that every report is an independent dream episode.
Wamsley, Erin; Zhang, Jing; Collins, Megan (2023). Zhang & Wamsley 2019 Final. figshare. Dataset. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.22226692.v1 Transcript: complete Text of Report cell at the stated data row; dreamer is an unnamed research participant, not the dataset authors. Complete source Text of Report field retained verbatim, including hesitations, source redaction/inaudible markers and trailing whitespace. No added redaction or wording change.
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Source locator and text provenance
Zhang & Wamsley 2019/Data/Reports.csv; data row 15 (header excluded); complete Text of Report field
The original text and redactions are preserved. The page title is an editorial navigation label.
Complete source Text of Report field retained verbatim, including hesitations, source redaction/inaudible markers and trailing whitespace. No added redaction or wording change.
- 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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