- Someone's pulled the covers off,
that's what the dream means. - Do you sleep in the nude?
You don't have to tell me.
Sorry. (chuckles)
- We are the cast of "Bridgerton"
and we're about to get dreamy.
- Colin has had more than a few steamy dreams
about young Penelope.
- Oh. - Oh, yeah.
- So we're gonna have a little bit of fun
guessing the meaning of our subconscious fantasies.
- And away we go.
What do you think that means?
- Being out of control.
- Yeah, not in control
of anything in your life. - Being out of control.
- [offscreen] Have you ever had this dream before?
- Yeah, I have.
- I have loads of times.
- Yeah, falling from a great height.
Obviously- - And onto people.
(actors gasping)
- What? To crush them.
- Not on purpose.
- But you've landed on people.
- I have. - Who are also falling
from a great height?
(actors laughing)
- Maybe, it's a love dream. - Yeah?
- Maybe it's a fear about love.
- How about that? - Fear about letting go
and falling in love?
- Yeah. - Yeah!
- Depends what you're falling into.
- That's true.
But it did say falling from a-
- [Both] Great height.
- Like your reputation.
- Yeah.
- I just remember all of those books
that you'd have when you were younger
that were about dreams, and then you'd open it
and it'd be like, "You've got athlete's foot."
(all laughing)
Do you know what I mean?
- Like a diagnosis.
- Yeah.
- Imposter syndrome.
- Oh, that's good. - Mm.
Feeling like where you are isn't where you should be
- If you've had a dream about falling from a building
or even off a cliff,
it could mean that you are overly anxious
about something in your personal life.
Best to take a good look at your insecurities.
- Oh, I didn't know it was gonna give us,
like personal advice. (laughs)
- It's a bit like- - Best look at that, yeah?
(actor laughing) - Wow, okay.
- Best look at that, Luke.
- Holy moly.
Next dream is kind of a horrible one,
it's screaming, but nothing comes out.
- Oh! - Ooh.
Yeah. I've had that.
- I've never had that.
- You haven't? It's awful.
- No. - It's like you're in
a really scary situation
and nothing's coming out.
- Yeah. - Maybe it's about
not being heard or out of your depth maybe.
- Out of your depth is a good one.
- Yeah. - That's nice,
like you're underwater.
- Maybe it's something you feel that you can't discuss
that you want to tell people, but maybe there's some shame.
- There's something you need to say but you can't say it.
Or you feel powerless about speaking your truth.
- Feeling stifled, feeling silenced
or restricted in some way.
- Dreams where you shout, but you make no sound
suggests a feeling that your habitual response
for expressing yourself is ineffective.
Time for a heart to heart with at someone special perhaps.
- This one is a classic.
- I've never had that.
- You have not had that?
- No, I've never had it.
- What?! I have it, like all the time.
It's always this, it's really stupid.
Where basically it's like the three of us,
like we will have all agreed to be naked at this thing.
And then I'm the only one shows up naked.
- But that's what we did this for this interview, didn't we?
And then suddenly- - Yeah, and then I came
flying around, I was like, "What?"
In the dream, I'm like, "We all said
we were gonna be naked at this,"
and you are not and everyone else is like,
"I didn't wanna do that."
- Someone's pulled the covers off
that's what this dream means. - Do you sleep in the nude?
You don't have to tell me. (actor laughing)
Sorry. (chuckles)
- Well, but you know, like someone's just pulled
the covers off and say you feel quite cold.
- Metaphorically? - No. Literally.
- Oh, well I... - The covers have fallen off
and it's a bit cold. - But that's not
really a meaning.
- It's a literal meaning.
- It's not very interesting.
(actor laughing)
- Finding yourself naked at work or in a classroom
suggests that you are unprepared for a project
at work or school.
With all eyes on you,
you fear some flaw will be brought to public attention
and you'll be exposed as a fraud or a phony.
None of these have a very nice meaning.
It's like being naked at school
means you're gonna meet a special horse.
- Yeah, so we're just laying everything out.
- You have anxiety, you're insecure, and I'm a fraud.
(Luke laughing)
Feel good. (laughs)
- All the time.
- Never had the pleasure.
(actor gasps) Never had the pleasure.
- I don't that I have actually either.
- Firmly on the ground
or falling from a height. - I did actually,
I had it a lot as a kid.
I shouldn't even confess this,
but I did jump off the climbing frame
'cause I truly believed I could fly
when I was six, broke my arm.
- Oh. you broke your arm?
- Yeah.
- Wow. - Wow.
I feel like flying could be a good thing.
- Yeah, it's like a freedom.
A freedom thing.
- Yeah.
- Only as a kid though,
I haven't had one as an adult. (laughs)
- Yeah, me neither, definitely.
- Life hitting that one away. (laughs)
- [Actor] Yeah.
- Flying in a dream is not only fun, (chuckles)
it's also a great indicator that you are yearning
for your own freedom and independence.
Flying in a dream usually represents a sense of liberation,
breaking free from personal limitations
and experiencing a newfound sense of wonder
and excitement in your life.
I'm so sad you're not having any of them these days.
- You were having loads though,
so that's a really good sign.
- I did. Yeah.
- We're just falling from great heights.
(actors laughing)
- And screaming.
Well, that wasn't too bad.
- I'm just happy they didn't ask us
about our own personal dreams.
- Yeah.
- I have this dream a lot.
- Do you? - Oh, do you?
- Yeah. - Do you?
- Oh, I don't know what the answer's gonna be.
- It's still sort of being out of control again, surely.
- I think a sense of feeling lost,
confused about what direction you should be taking.
- So dreaming about being lost in a maze
could be symbolic of feeling stuck
in an overwhelming or confusing situation.
- Okay. - Mm.
- I would agree with that.
- Don't miss Season 3 of "Bridgerton"
now streaming only on Netflix.
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