Girls School

Date: 12/16/2018

It was a dream where I was only spectating. I was in an all girls school(ages 7-17). The head wanted to torture and kill the girls off, so he did it by making them go outside and then gunning them down. One of the girls survived by being mowed down and hiding in the grass(a dream which I had before). But most girls died. I watched as they tried running and swimming into a lake but their attempts were futile. Most of them were dead. And then I was back in the school again. The head (who is a man) Wanted some of the girls left over to go to a trip. This time I was one of the girls. We walked in a line with a lot of staff (who were also men) and I tried to go to the back of the line, right to the very end where there were no staff to keep an eye on me. I then began walking back and hid in a pillar(I have dreams like that often, where I'd hide like this). I ran back down stairs, but one member of staff saw me and followed me down. I then wasn't in the dream anymore and was spectating again. I saw two girls, one slightly older than the other and they met an old man in a room and pleaded with their eyes to let them hide there. There were several rooms but both hid in room labelled '666'. The head teacher ran back down the stairs shouting and the staff began opening doors, they needed to find the girls. The head stopped at room 666 and hesitantly didn't open it. He instead gathered the girls and staff and said they were heading back. I remember looking at the girls as they embraced relieved but I was worried the school might be coming for them, and they were. I was then back at school, looking at the girl's friends. They had been tied up and put into a torturing machine, where they'd strangle you. The last thing I remember was the head trying to force information on the whereabouts of the girls who hid, her friends refused to say anything and chose to be tortured instead. I remember feeling extremely sorry for them, I felt angry at the girls who hid because they caused so much pain to their friends, but now that I think about it, I should only be angry at the school.