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Is it normal to have dreams where you are acting a part in a story/play? i often have dreams where i play someone else, all different emotions, roles.
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Sure: Hard to say what's "normal" in a dream. Great place to be anything, try anything. What it means is open to interpretation. Enjoy!
Answered 5/10/2016
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