I had a dream where I am a Really shy princess who avoids doing the duties expected of me due to my HIGH rank IN the dream. In order to encourage me, a old interesting vibe woman gives me a storybook about a princess who discovers she has magic. While reading the book, I discover a mysterious door in the royal gardens. I enter the door and find myself in a fantasy land. I meet Nori, a fairy missing her wings, and Romy, a mermaid with legs instead of her tail. Nori and Romy are thrilled because as a princess, I can perform magic with a wand. Their realm is under threat by the mean, mischievous Princess Malucia, a spoiled child princess who was born without magic and has been taking it by force from all the creatures she can capture. Im brought to the glade where fairies, mermaids and unicorns are hiding from Malucia. There, I slowly learn to use my wand. However, I cannot return Nori and Romy to their original forms, because their magic is trapped in Malucia's scepter. me and this group learn that Malucia is trying to find the Queen Unicorn, who is the most magical creature in the realm. me, Nori, and Romy travel to the Queen Unicorn, hoping to protect her, only to unintentionally lead Malucia and her minions right to unicorn because she has these creatures that smell magic and they smelt my magic and thought it was the unicorns and we had thought they found the unicorn so we needed to hide the unicorn but they found me cause i have magic and they found the unicorn because i was with it. Malucia captures the Queen Unicorn, while Nori and Romy provide a distraction so that I can escape. While fleeing, I discover the doorway back to MY world but decide to stay and help. ME, Nori, and Romy go to Malucia's palace, where WE witness Malucia draining all the unicorns' magic into her scepter. i confront Malucia, declaring that Im a princess, too, which provokes Malucia into a magical battle to "prove" who is the better princess. During the fight, I realize that Malucia's scepter is cracking under its magical content. I willingly let Malucia steal all my magic, which causes Malucia's scepter to explode, releasing all its magic. Malucia is harmless once again, and I, who can now perform magic without a wand, return all the magic to their rightful owners. After promising to visit again soon, I return to MY kingdom more confident, and more willing to participate in MY princess duties. As for Malucia, her parents return from their holiday and scold her for trying to take over the kingdom again.This dream reflects the inner struggle of the dreamer, who is represented as a shy princess with a high rank. The dreamer is avoiding her duties and responsibilities, possibly due to a lack of confidence and fear of failure. The old woman symbolizes the dreamer’s subconscious, providing her with a storybook that represents the dreamer’s desire for a magical escape from her mundane life. The discovery of the mysterious door in the royal gardens represents the dreamer’s journey into her subconscious mind. The fantasy land symbolizes the dreamer’s imagination and creativity, which she has been suppressing. The characters of Nori and Romy represent different aspects of the dreamer’s personality, the fairy without wings symbolizing her lack of freedom and the mermaid with legs representing her desire for change. The mean Princess Malucia represents the dreamer’s inner critic and fear of failure. The dreamer’s ability to use magic with a wand symbolizes her potential and hidden talents. However, the dreamer’s inability to return Nori and Romy to their original forms represents her struggle to fully embrace her true self. The Queen Unicorn symbolizes the dreamer’s inner strength and power. The dreamer’s decision to stay and help in the magical realm represents her willingness to face her fears and take on her responsibilities. The magical battle between the dreamer and Malucia symbolizes the dreamer’s inner conflict and her journey towards self-discovery and empowerment. The dreamer’s sacrifice of her own magic to defeat Malucia represents her willingness to let go of her fears and insecurities. The dreamer’s return to her kingdom with confidence and a newfound willingness to participate in her duties symbolizes her personal growth and transformation. Overall, this dream reflects the dreamer’s desire to break free from her fears and embrace her true self, ultimately leading to self-discovery and empowerment.
