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replican't said:I dreamt that Indy was repeatedly punching my mother in the face. I woke up with an erection.
Skipped the first part. That's quite normal for a healthy male to wake up with an erection.
replican't said:I dreamt that Indy was repeatedly punching my mother in the face. I woke up with an erection.
Mine is WEIRD:
-Jones- said:Skipped the first part. That's quite normal for a healthy male to wake up with an erection.
Tom Cook said:Forgive my gratuitious analysis. I am a medstudent planning to go into psychiatry. This is all very juicy stuff for me.
|ZiR| said:All my dreams about KotCS seem to involve me somehow not being able to see it while it's in theaters through a tragic twist of fate. Occasionally it's that I lapse into a coma, or am kidnapped by sexy terrorists; sometimes I die a firey death, or my eyeballs fall out, etc.
Tom Cook said:Forgive my gratuitious analysis. I am a medstudent planning to go into psychiatry. This is all very juicy stuff for me.
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Am I completely off-target?
xVendetta17x said:Haha
I can picture it now
"Oh Indy, be gentle with me."
Violet Indy said:Of course, then there are those dreams about Mutt, that for the same reasons as I_C, I won't post about.
Kernunnos said:That's ok. You can PM them to me.
Indyfan4ever said:Had a dream a while back that Spielberg wanted to direct Jurassic Park 4 and Indy 4 in the same movie. It ended with Indy on a falling branch and the rex running towards him at full speed (like the ending of JAWS). Indy is holding a rockt launcher and yells "You belong in a museum"...Boom , rex dies!
Violet Indy said:But again, this older hero thing could be refered to the whole Freud thing of the female looking for the equivalent of her father, when she realises she must replace her father
Tom Cook said:I will look up Mulvey's essay. Never read it.
No, not too much into Freud myself. He was a 'brave' thinker but took things a little too far. If any writers have taught me about psychology it's Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and St.Thomas Aquinas. (All of them more on the 'conscious' side of things, however.)
You've had dreams that the movie might flop, or you might not like it, but my question is still, would a girl have a dream about Indy being embarrassingly old? My point is not that this equals less attraction per se, but that girls fundamentally conceive of Jones-the-mythical-hero in a different way, watching him with a genuine outside eye, instead of nervously identifying with him.
I dunno, Jones doesn't seem like an accurate version of any earthly Father. I think of him more as a mythical hero and an archetype for doggedness, courage, wit, skill, and vulnerability. The closest version is perhaps found in Odysseus. Both are cynical, persevering types, and both have spunky women waiting for them after it's all over.
windgirlcruse said:I got a vanilla cone,Mutt got chocolate cone, and Indy got a rocky road cone... Indy got up and got another ice cream cone for him and wipe his tear with a white handkerchief and said to him "I always will do it because I love you like my own son."
No Ticket said:Oddly enough, I haven't really had any dreams about Indiana Jones in a long long time. You'd think with KOTCS on the brain it would've triggered something.