Only a couple dreams for Eddie to have that people are welcome to come visit.
Delight: This one is simple enough and is almost a cliche of the sunny days and picnics in meadows. It'll be Eddie hanging out with his friends, buying ice creams and hanging out in the grassy areas of the Barrens down by the Kenduskeag river. The sun is shining, reflecting off the water in almost sparkles. It's a perfect time and nothing can burst this bubble of tranquility and happiness. Eddie is happiest with his friends afterall, out of his mother's grasp and with those who don't judge him by what ailments he may or may not have.
Fear: This one is set in Derry's hospital where Eddie is sat in the Emergency Room with a whole lot of other people who seem to be coughing and sneezing a lot. All he knows is he's waiting for the results of tests that he's had because "there's something very wrong with him" according to the Doctor. There's a bonus in that all of the medical staff seem to have unexplained orange poms on their shoes or lapels. The doors are locked and there's no discernible way out, so all anyone can do is sit, wait and try not to have a complete and utter meltdown over how bad it really is. Occasionally what looks like some leper monstrosity can be seem shuffling up and down a nearby corridor with only locked doors separating it and the rest of the waiting room.
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Delight: This one is simple enough and is almost a cliche of the sunny days and picnics in meadows. It'll be Eddie hanging out with his friends, buying ice creams and hanging out in the grassy areas of the Barrens down by the Kenduskeag river. The sun is shining, reflecting off the water in almost sparkles. It's a perfect time and nothing can burst this bubble of tranquility and happiness. Eddie is happiest with his friends afterall, out of his mother's grasp and with those who don't judge him by what ailments he may or may not have.
Fear: This one is set in Derry's hospital where Eddie is sat in the Emergency Room with a whole lot of other people who seem to be coughing and sneezing a lot. All he knows is he's waiting for the results of tests that he's had because "there's something very wrong with him" according to the Doctor. There's a bonus in that all of the medical staff seem to have unexplained orange poms on their shoes or lapels. The doors are locked and there's no discernible way out, so all anyone can do is sit, wait and try not to have a complete and utter meltdown over how bad it really is. Occasionally what looks like some leper monstrosity can be seem shuffling up and down a nearby corridor with only locked doors separating it and the rest of the waiting room.