Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dreamer is in their old room with their dad, talking on the bed. Smaug, a fictional dragon, tugs at a yellow feather boa seemingly attached to the dreamer.
Interpretation
A connection with family and nostalgia for childhood. The presence of a fictional character, Smaug, symbolizes power or a challenge. The yellow feather boa might represent something frivolous or lighthearted, contrasting the serious nature of interactions one might have with parents.
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