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Where is the dream master in the quest Where Amber on Song of dreams?
he is near the third dream realm
Where does Nina find the dream master in the eastern dream realm?
I found the dream master in the second dreamworld :)
Where is the dream master in the eastern dream realm?
no
Where do you find the dream master in the dream realm?
usually in the kitchen .....later he can be found in the dream realm portals...
Where is the dream master in the eastern realm?
no
Where do you find the dream master in the dream realm in the house of Anubis game song of dreams?
in the living roomin the first dream worldin the second dream worldin the hallway up stairlin the hallway down stairsin the atticin the hallway up stairsin the cellarhe really likes to travle doesnt he
Where are the four pieces of the music box in house of anubis song of dreams?
The first two bits in the dream house are in the same area as the dream master and i cant seem to find the ones in the dream realm
Where is the medallion of trust in the song of dreams?
go to the second dream realm (in the attic) go up once 3 to the right than go down and thats it
Where is the golden spider relic on the song of dreams?
it is in a roomit is in the dream realm 1it has a jackal in it
Where is the second dream realm in house of Anubis song of dream?
When you go on attic at dream you will find it
Where is the medallion of friendship in house of Anubis song of dreams?
go to the second dream realm (in the attic) go up once 3 to the right than go down and thats it
How are Poes ideas of dreams similar in Dreams and A Dream?
In both "Dreams" and "A Dream," Edgar Allan Poe explores the theme of dreams as a realm where reality and imagination intertwine. In "Dreams," he emphasizes the fleeting and ethereal nature of dreams, suggesting they can provide solace and escape from harsh realities. Similarly, "A Dream" delves into the surreal quality of dreams, portraying them as spaces where deeper truths and emotions can be accessed. Both works reflect Poe's fascination with the subconscious and the profound impact of dreams on human experience.
