Mad Libs for dreams? That’s certainly a curious idea, particularly given how seemingly random and disconnected the elements of a dream often seem. Dreams have been seen as both visions from the gods and the playground of our subconscious and its need to resolve our daily experiences. And then there’s Freud, who is pretty sure that if you aren’t literally dreaming of cigars, it’s because you’re envious of people with cigars or because you’re fixated on cigars but suppressing your interests.
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