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The Interpretation of Dreams was a [[book]] [[Dr. Illhousen]] intended to have published but never got around to. [[Dr. Freidrick Louis]] collected his  notes and published it in his stead, even writing a foreword describing Dr. Illhousen's fate. The book is a work of [[psychology]] examining four [[:category:Nightmare Court Victim|victims of the Nightmare Coure]], including [[Liam Q.]], [[Fench]], [[Emily (Nightmare Court Victim|Emily]], and [[Reymond S.]].<ref>[[The Interpretation of Dreams (Article)]], [[Book of Shadows]]  p.63-73</ref>
The Interpretation of Dreams was a [[book]] [[Dr. Illhousen]] intended to have published but never got around to. [[Dr. Freidrick Louis]] collected his  notes and published it in his stead, even writing a foreword describing Dr. Illhousen's fate. The book is a work of [[psychology]] examining four [[:category:Nightmare Court Victim|victims of the Nightmare Court]], including [[Liam Q.]], [[Fench]], [[Emily (Nightmare Court Victim|Emily]], and [[Reymond S.]].<ref>[[The Interpretation of Dreams (Article)]], [[Book of Shadows]]  p.63-73</ref>


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Latest revision as of 15:16, 22 December 2025

The Interpretation of Dreams was a book Dr. Illhousen intended to have published but never got around to. Dr. Freidrick Louis collected his notes and published it in his stead, even writing a foreword describing Dr. Illhousen's fate. The book is a work of psychology examining four victims of the Nightmare Court, including Liam Q., Fench, Emily, and Reymond S..[1]

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