5 Orson Scott Card Quotes on Dreams

Orson Scott Card quotes on dreams

256. He dreamed, as human beings always dreamed - random firings of memory and imagination that the unconscious mind tries to put together into coherent stories.

407. Like when you wake up in the middle of the night with a very important idea from a dream, and you writed it down and then in the morning it says 'Not the food! The dog!' and you have no idea what that could possibly mean or why you once thought it was important.

624. [He] didn't like dreams because they were even worse than his real life.

699. This is a really terrible dream, and I really ought to wake up and end it. And so I did

957. Aren't you the strong one. Aren't you brave, to insist on reality. You never could face your own dreams.