[ The one thing that his counseling dreams do have – for the most part, a few blips here and there and certain Aubrey- and tentacle-related exceptions noted – is a consistency with the true reality. The office in his dreams is exactly as it was at Shujin, right down to the familiar sight of the sun setting over Aoyama-Itchome at the end of a long day. Were it not for the strange and varied people who enter, he could easily convince himself that all he would need to do in these dreams is update his notes for his students and head home himself. It's that normal, that banal, like everything else about how people perceive him here.
Others' dreams are a welcome respite from the stress of dream counseling, but they are far less consistent. The seemingly endless slope of the hill and the unnatural wavering of the city discomfit him.
But Eren's house is clear, a fixed point. Maruki focuses on it. ]
Why not?
[ It doesn't look dangerous yet, but he's learned not to get too attached to that notion. ]
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Others' dreams are a welcome respite from the stress of dream counseling, but they are far less consistent. The seemingly endless slope of the hill and the unnatural wavering of the city discomfit him.
But Eren's house is clear, a fixed point. Maruki focuses on it. ]
Why not?
[ It doesn't look dangerous yet, but he's learned not to get too attached to that notion. ]