The Melbourne of this dream is not the actual physical layout of Melbourne. In fact it is the layout that I always have for Melbourne but as I said, it is not. Kate and I went to Melbourne on the 6pm train, which would get us there at 8pm. We decided to go shopping at a mall that was miles out of the city center. When we got there on our motorcycles we separated. Within five minutes I was wondering how we were going to get back before the train left because the last train for the day was at 9pm. I had to get back for M. I couldn’t find Kate and started riding in, but I crashed up my bike.
I went to the nearest house for assistance and they offered me a room for the night. I said no but asked if I could change in it. I was there for thirty minutes when Kate rang me on my mobile and asked where I was. When I told her she said: “That is a shame. If you were here I was going to buy you a $340 gift!” I just shrugged my shoulders. I told he that I would meet her at the station.
I began to stuff things in my bag from around the room. I wanted to only steal cold things. Yes, frozen things. But I got interrupted. I took off outside and was walking along the road when I came to a rest area. Luke and Moira were camping there. They were on a trip back and forwards to Melbourne for the second time.
Suddenly my dog popped up and began chasing their dog and a duck. But she would not attack them. Suddenly there was a little girl at the rest area asking who owned the rotten fruit. Luke said it was theirs from their last trip and that she could have it. She got really excited.
I was back on my bike again and returned to the house where I continued to steal things and left. But this time I walked to the train station. I was paranoid about walking through the city because I thought that people were going to pick on me.
When I got there Kate was waiting and said that the train did not leave until 9:30pm so we were alright. But I was sure that we were going to miss it.
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