Deity of Human Origin: Some people have power over dreams to the extent that they are virtually omnipotent in the dream world.

Dark Is Not Evil: The prince is a 'villain', but only because it's cool.Corrupt the Cutie: The whole story is one big deconstruction of this trope, with the 'corruption' actually being a good thing and only 'corrupt' in the eyes of the local Heteronormative Crusader.

Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Subverted, since the white prince's goodness and righteousness is his OWN dream, and he fails to drag the princess into his narcissism.Alternate Self: The protagonist is quite different in her dreams compared to her waking world self.In this dream world, the princess is pursued by two princes, as the dark prince who kidnapped her is opposed by a gallant prince dressed in white. This particular story takes place mostly in the city-state of Morrigon, a thriving counter-reaction to the waking worlds sexual repression and moralism. Travelling through a dream, you leave a sleeping body behind, and you have limited control except for the ability to flee by waking up. There are two ways to travel to the dream world: Dreams and portals. As gods, since dreams are indeed created by the minds of humans. The latter is a real place, where real people can live real lives. Or Was It a Dream?Ĭity of Dreams takes place in two worlds: The waking world and the dream world. Then the princess wakes up again, this time in the real world. And he choose to kidnap the princess, instead of allowing her to come with him consensually. For starters, the prince is riding on a bat-winged black horse. The story starts out as the original version of ' Sleeping Beauty', but quickly get some strange twists.

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