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As it recently turned out, seeing and remembering dreams is quite interesting. It's a pity that this ability will soon disappear again.
I dreamed that I was a pirate. And not just any pirate, but a pirate with my own squadron of seven ships. True, each ship was the size of a large yacht, but that's not important. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to rob merchant ships in this dream, but I did fight a dragon. I couldn't defeat it in hand-to-hand combat, so we bombarded it with ship-mounted ballistae (yes, we didn't have cannons, like normal pirates). Then it turned out that several ships were damaged, and it was no longer possible to sail on them, so (I don't know what the logic was), I didn't continue sailing, but went to the nearest Castle. Then there was some running around, everyone wanted to kill me, but the point is that during these and subsequent events, the dream continued without switching. As a result, I found some kind of theater in the Castle. They were playing "Notre-Dame" at that moment. I didn't have a ticket, and half of the performance had already passed, but would that stop a real pirate? I enter the hall and sit in an empty seat. My neighbor turned out to be Mayakovsky, and he wasn't the most pleasant neighbor, because he constantly expressed his opinion about the meaninglessness of classical romantic literature in general and this particular work. He kept interrupting me while I was trying to watch. Then they were going to put on a performance of "The Odyssey," but I didn't want to stay for it and woke up.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers