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I remember very little from the dream, and the memories are vanishing faster than I can type them out.
I recall something about some kind of scandal with my mother. She trolled me in a strange way: she got into my laptop, opened some Microsoft Office program, and started typing some incomprehensible code, from which I caught the word—NetHack. Then she went onto the internet and started posting something related to it somewhere. She opened a gazillion sites and was doing who-knows-what, but every time, I saw the word NetHack. (In reality, NetHack is a very famous roguelike RPG, but in the dream, I didn't know that.)
For some reason, her actions infuriated me incredibly; throughout her work, I was frantically asking what she was doing and why, trying to take the laptop away, and eventually, I did take it and kicked my mother out of the room. (It was a bedroom in a Moscow house.) After that, I realized it would have been more logical to be curious about what she was hacking, maybe to learn something.
What also surprises me is my mother's strange behavior—she did all this with a look on her face as if she really wanted to troll me; moreover, it was obvious she expected this reaction from me, and furthermore, after eating her fill, she left quite content, instead of responding to my scandal with one of her own and causing a nuclear explosion in the house, as usually happens.
Anyway, she left, and I sat down to close the tabs. I closed and closed them, then shut down the browser. Then I realized that I should have studied what she had been doing there, and I opened it back up. I saw a tab for some website (I don't know what site, but I somehow knew it was some browser game), and the address bar said: [site name]/StatsHack or something like that, I don't remember exactly. And there was some pretty modest statistics about the site—the number of user visits, some other things, and so on. No more than a dozen numbers in total. (Amazing hack, uh-huh). And then some information entered my brain—I have absolutely no idea by which sensory organ, whether I read it, heard it, or guessed it intuitively—that the creators of this game are in a panic because some of their very important stats were leaked, now no one will play this game, and someone is advising them to shut down the project entirely.
I also remember an iron next to the laptop. I was sitting on the bed, the laptop in front of me, and the iron, plugged into the socket, was sitting right on the bedsheet. I realize that it's been there for about twenty minutes; I pick it up—it starts hissing wildly and hisses more and more; I pull it out of the socket—it hissed even more; anyway, I don't know what I ended up doing with it, but I got rid of it.
The next scene takes place in the same room a bit later. I am lying on some bunk bed that appeared out of nowhere, on the top bunk. (Actually, in the room in that spot, there is a wardrobe), I'm watching TV, and in my hands, I have several dolls that belong to my non-existent loli cousin. These dolls seemed handmade and were very cute. Each had its own clothes, which were simply put over the doll, regardless of what kind of clothes they were. Without them, the dolls were in underwear. Two of the dolls in clothes looked completely stupid, but another one was a cutie—she was dressed as a witch. If you take the clothes off, you can see long disheveled hair (strange that it's not red, but seemingly blonde), and if you put the clothes on, for some reason, the hair is not visible. Or maybe there was other hair that was part of the clothing.
In short, I was undressing and dressing these dolls; there were a few more nearby that I hadn't even looked at, only intended to. And then my uncle wakes up. As it turns out, he was in the room and his bed was also in some awkward place—where the dressing table stood (or was supposed to stand), and it should have taken up the entire passage to the balcony. The first thing he did was turn down the TV—it was on and "The Simpsons" were playing. Then we greeted each other; I was somewhat shocked and asked if he had really been here all this time. I didn't even notice. Well, sorry that it happened that way. Listen, we were making so much noise here, screaming (we, yeah, that was me, mom trolled silently), didn't you wake up? No, no, what are you talking about, I sleep soundly, I only just woke up now, everything's fine. Listen, do you know that our non-existent youngest daughter, aka your non-existent cousin, has a birthday today? We're thinking of going to the zoo now, and then somewhere else. And I reply with some dull platitude that we should ask where Nastya herself would like to go... oh, no, Tanya... oh, it's Nastya after all... What is my non-existent younger cousin's name? She doesn't have one because she doesn't exist in nature, and the dream didn't come up with a name for her for me.
I leave the room, and it's already full of guests. I walk past them and go somewhere, I see some random familiar face. When I walked back, I met him in the corridor and didn't say hello. Then I walked somewhere else in the apartment (which, by the way, stopped being our Moscow one as soon as I left the bedroom and turned into who-knows-what); at the transition from one room to another, some face-controller asked for my last name. I see, he said, one of the "soapy" ones, and let me inside. "Soapy" meant someone of the same circle, a namesake, as I knew in the dream.
That's basically it, it got boring, too many humans, I never saw the loli, so my standard defensive reaction to boredom kicked in—I woke up.