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Regarding your question about the beginning of a dream, yes, of course I do. Like any time-limited narrative, a dream begins when the narrative begins, that is, when your mind begins to record the events of the dream. You don't "wind up right in the middle of what's going on" because until you begin creating the dream, there is nothing going on at all. If you read a story, at the start the characters exist and are in the flow of their lives. They don't all wake up from comas and say "OK, the story has started, time to start doing stuff".
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