Hasta que me acuerdo de un sueño que tuve antes

«We dream in order to forget […] attempting to remember one’s dreams should perhaps not be encouraged, because such remembering may help to retain patterns of thought wich are better forgotten. There are the very patterns the organism was attempting to damp down» (Francis Crick & Greame Mitchison). Dreams are something we cannot access in a direct way. They only become accessible thanks to our memory, what we recall during the vigil. Here, we add a narration and a sense to what was just multiple and simultaneous. Images and evocations become significant; what existed once gets transformed, the primary reference gets lost, and memories get modified while others appear.