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    A false awakening is an event in which someone dreams they have awakened from sleep. This illusion of having awakened is often very convincing to the person. After a false awakening, people will usually dream of performing daily morning rituals, believing they have truly awakened. A dream in which a false awakening takes place is sometimes colloquially referred to as a "double dream".
    Certain aspects of life may be dramatized, or out of place in false awakenings. Things may seem wrong:. details, like the painting on a wall, not being able to talk or difficulty reading (purported that reading in dreams is impossible). In some experiences, the human senses are heightened, or changed. For instance, one may be able to see things in greater detail, or lesser detail, or one may feel an intense burst of fear and anxiety, or possibly pleasure.

    Because the dreamer is still dreaming after a false awakening, it is possible for there to be more than one false awakening in a single dream. Often, dreamers will seem to have awakened, begin eating breakfast, brushing teeth, etc and then find themselves back in bed, begin daily morning rituals, believe that they have awakened, and so forth. More commonly, dreamers will believe they have awakened and then "fall back asleep" in the dream.




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      In a sunday strip of Calvin and Hobbes Calvin wakes up, gets dressed, eats breakfast, he hears his mom calling him, then awakes again saying "this is gonna be a bad day."
      Also in an other event, Calvin wakes up, performs his morning routine, then as walking out the door, falls down from the sky (as if the house were on a cliff), he then false awakes, does the same routine, then falls again. He wakes up terrified, with his mom calling him.
      Lisa Simpson of The Simpsons has a false awakening in "Lisa's Rival". She passes out and when she comes to, her teacher tells her she has lost to her rival in a competition. Lisa screams but then wakes up again. She says it was all a dream, but then the exact same things happen as in her dream, followed by her teacher saying "and believe me, this is not a dream!"

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