macroMINI
Oxymoronically ironic, macroMINI underlines the emotional size of contrasting elements. One of the few narratives among the TapeLibrary, the journey of an individual's delve into their dreams. To decode a dream is to understand the felling the dream evoked.
Night Dreamer takes the perspective of a child who is able to perceive more than their adult counterparts expect. A child's comprehension should never be understated. While in a dream state, the human mind (especially one of a child) is closer to a true universal understanding than when obstructed by external conscious forces. This link dissolves into adulthood, while the child's self projection of it's adult self in a dream state is the most powerful a human can spiritually be.
Tape Noir is the fantasy projection of our protagonist dreamer. As a private detective, the dreamer is trying to solve the illusion of unconsciousness, while at the same time lamenting the regretful decisions that mean so much to a child. The dreamer looks to a happy couple feeling the true regret of the loner's path. One who is doomed to walk alone.
RADE follows the dreamer into a forced conflict designed by the subconscious to give them the satisfaction of companionship, while being able to continue to the sequel. This abrupt ending of the narrative is critically judged by a benevolent group of reptilian dream-goers. They are as unsure of the quality as we are, and decide to dance to celebrate the dream.
What I Really Thought morphs the dream into a usual state of nonsensical absurdity. The dreamer has possibly mowed a lawn, or recently had to vacuum the carpet. It is now up to the dreamer to process the monotony of the daily grind: chores.
Trainwrecked is the leftovers of the dreamer's week. The scattered pieces the the week are stitched together to create a broken train of sentience. Moving along a crooked track, the train chugs along until the morning.
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