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What the object opens
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Every one of these things is a way through to something else, since keys open a door, a phone reaches a person, and a bag carries the papers that let you be who you say you are.
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People have read them that way for a very long time, which is folklore rather than evidence, though it is folklore that lines up with what the objects actually do all day.
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So the useful question is not where the keys went, it is what you have been unable to get into lately, and whether you would go in if the door opened this afternoon.
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The last one is the one worth sitting with, because a search you never finish is a very effective way of never arriving at the door.
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The same three rooms
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What gives this dream away is the repetition, since you go back through places you have already searched rather than opening anywhere new, which is a thing people do awake as well.
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It comes in weeks where your attention is split across too many things, so nothing is lost exactly, only nothing is where you put it, and that includes you.
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Mine came after a fortnight of telling you to ring people while I sat on an envelope, and I notice the keys turned up in no pocket at all.
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✦ CARRY THESE WITH YOU TODAY
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| I know what I am looking for |
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| I can stop searching the same room |
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| I am allowed to ask for help finding it |
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| The door is the point, not the key |
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| Nothing important is actually lost |
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| Tap the one you need |
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✦ WRITE BACK
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In this dream you are either late for something or locked out of something, and I would like to know which one yours is.
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TELL ME WHICH ONE
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The coat is going to the menders this week, which will not fix the dream, though it will stop me patting the same pocket twice.
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P.S. My daughter announced at breakfast that she had lost the torch, then found it in the bucket, where she had put it herself, and said that this happens to her constantly. Tell me what you are looking for. She is nine.
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