Marctwo
TPF Noob!
Thanks for having a go guys. I do love to hear other peoples ideas on such things. I thought you may be interested in my interpretation which is based on how I actually felt about these elements rather than standard symbolism so...
The second wall is more of a path than a barrier. Having ridden the back of bublic opinion through the moral pigeon holes, I land on the path of my own opinion and have a very smooth ride. But I still need to be careful not to fall off.
<edit> Oooops... I nearly forgot the most important bit.
The sudden realisation that this was a spy for justice etc. shows me that being true to myself is the key to freeing myself. </edit>
The obstructed coach represents a social compromise and the fleeing man represents the issues that arrise from this. Although I'm only an onlooker to these events, I'm compelled to follow the issues.It started with a coach bumping the car in front on the forecourt of a petrol station. Seeing that the coach will now be going nowhere for a while, a man jumps off and flees - obviously being persued.
On turning around to follow, ...
The fields represent the moral pigeon holes in society. The first wall is a decision point; This is the point where I have to decide whether or not to get involved. The bull is blind public opinion running 'freely' in it's own moral pigeon hole. I need to avoid the pigeon holes so I ride the back of public opinion, being careful to keep my balance....I find myself standing on the end of a wall, facing some fields that are seperated by barbed wire. I jump on the back of a running bull and ride it (standing up) accross a field and jump onto another wall where I slide along the top (surfing style).
The second wall is more of a path than a barrier. Having ridden the back of bublic opinion through the moral pigeon holes, I land on the path of my own opinion and have a very smooth ride. But I still need to be careful not to fall off.
Having decided to get involved and reached my own opinion, I seek to address the issues. I find them worth sticking my neck out for so I give my help in resolving them. However, I see no point in being confrontational about it.When I jump off the end of the wall I end up in the city centre where a crowd of people are all looking for the fleeing man. I open a cinema exit door from outside and find the man there. I now realise that he's a spy on the side of truth and justice etc. so I sneak him away to safety.
The crowd then turn to me and I assure them that there's nothing to see this way.
It was a real "You're OK so feel good about yourself" type of dream and they're always great.This was a great dream!
<edit> Oooops... I nearly forgot the most important bit.
The sudden realisation that this was a spy for justice etc. shows me that being true to myself is the key to freeing myself. </edit>