One of my most recent, memorable dreams, which stirred up a mix of emotions in me: happiness, excitement, worry, regret. I was in the a town in the real world (at the same time, not a real town but a mix of a few real towns), and all of a sudden I met Grubby! Then we walked together to this building (it may have been something like a city hall) and Grubby went ahead but I stayed. Then Teddy Ruxpin came out of the building, wearing a hoodie (it made him look like Burl even more).
He told me he had the hoodie on to not draw attention to himself (probably because he's in the real world and wanted to camouflage himself to avoid danger) and he walked on ahead (Grubby didn't know that Teddy was walking behind him, it was a bit of a distance)
So I watched Teddy walk ahead full of awe at having met two of my favourite characters. But then, a little strange monster came out of the same building as Teddy, (it was supposed to be a M.A.V.O monster who had followed him to the 'real' world, but it didn't look like it came from M.A.V.O, it was very different from the monsters there, but still had malicious intentions)
The monster went after Teddy, and I regretted not having walked together with Teddy or at least, followed him close behind. So then for some reason, I went on ahead (I should have stayed behind the monster to keep an eye on it), and caught up with my family, and Grubby was in front of us with Gimmick! Then I told someone from my family that Teddy was nearby (or in danger, I really don't remember) and pass it on, so Grubby and Gimmick hear too. Then we got to our holiday home, and I decided to go out and look for Teddy since he hadnt shown up. My mum wasn't happy about me going out to look for a fictional character, and it was raining too, but I had to go out to find him, so my dad came with me. Sadly, we didn't find him. In the end, we were all in the family car driving to the station or airport (seemingly a very short family holiday together with my cousins Dani and Toni, jus 1 day!) and all I could do was sit sadly and regret not having found or helped Teddy Ruxpin, and now we were leaving there was nothing I could do.
