Last Night's Dream
It was a weird doozy.

There was this wedding for--I think--my female cousin, and she was blonde, young, but rather snobby to me. She was one of those arrogant types of people. Anyways, we're all rushing around to get ready for the wedding ceremony that very day, and I'm told at the last minute that I'm supposed to be this really important job that involved wearing a dress and train too (a second bride? why?). Except my tiara thingy is too big for my head--my cousin wails that I'm ruining the wedding--and then the tiara is missing.

Well, the wedding goes through. I go home, only to find my house is both bare and full of junk. I go into the bathroom, which is both a normal size and obivously big enough to hope several family members, one of whom reminds me I need to go to school. I set my stuff down, stare at the bathtub, which is filled with water, books, and has pondskaters scurrying along the surface of the water. I mental sense a young boy, one of my relatives, and that he is a vampire.

Now I have all my homework. Gaw, I got back from the wedding in time for the end of the 6 weeks. I was gone that long?! Thanks a lot, snobby cousin! I remember the math and history, decide to get back to it in a minute, and take care of English. So I pull out my algebra book. And the book turns into a television show.

It shows my cousin again, who has a black eye now, and a bloody line beneath each eye. She's swimming to the top of the lake and moves to kiss someone--I'm guessing her husband.

Shift back to the vampire boy. He seems nice enough, and is talking to this girl he likes. But when she leaves, someone else shows up, someone that upsets the vampire boy enough to show his true nature, then disappear to the town's river.

View of cousin, her husband, and a friend. The husband draws away from the cousin, and she pouts, wondering if it's the blood. She gets up and stalks off into the woods...
...where vampire boy has just teleported himself. A big hairy creature jumps up at attention, and the boy turns him into a giant treasure box.

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Oh yes, there's also questions on a sheet of paper to understand the book/show (like we did back in 5th grade). Stuff like, "How come the boy can turn them into treasure boxes?" "If he vowed to cleanse the town and he had the river, why didn't he do it? (mental sensed answer had something to do with staying either on the east side of the river or away from the east side, where the sun rose)"

Very weird...