If you need to contact The Narrator, all you need to do is call out for him and he will appear in your proximity within a few moments. You don't need to worry about whether he heard you or not; he hears you.
Comments are screened for privacy. After all, what narrator would go around revealing everyone's secrets?
[He leaves for a couple of minutes before returning with another (also spiked) mug of tea.]
To answer your question, I would hardly call it out of the ordinary to dream of talking to someone, unless there was anything out of the ordinary about the conversation.
[He looks over at Oswald.]
There... was nothing out of the ordinary about the dream, was there?
[The Narrator's body stiffens at the mention of Walt, and is frozen in shock for a few moments before he finally reacts.
I'm not entirely sure what Oswald expected The Narrator's reaction would be if he told him about Walt, but an expression of genuine hurt was probably not what he had in mind.]
Walt...? Are you telling me that Walt specifically told you to not let me know that he knows about all of this?
Bad intentions? Then that would be the first time he ever had intentions for me! You know, I meet the guy for the first time in years, and you know what he says to me?!
Don't worry about me. I have my own outlets, and you already have a lot to worry about on your own time.
[He stands back up.]
Regardless, I stand by my statement that Walt is a dangerous man you're dealing with. And if he ever contacts you again, take what he says with a grain of salt.
[Oswald... doesn't really any anything to that. He's still a little concerned, but the fact that he's so adamant about this kind of rubs him the wrong way.
Regardless, Oswald goes silent again. It looks like he doesn't know what to say to that. His heart just wont let him.]
I'll be having a meeting over this. I know you love him, but I can't be quiet about all of this. I'm not lying when I say I'm worried about what he has in mind for us.
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"A dream"? [That actually piques The Narrator's interest.] Did something happen in the dream?
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[. . . ]
I mean, I did... talk to someone in my dream. Is that weird? I think I heard somewhere that that happens sometimes.
[...] Do you have anymore tea? I'll be honest, my nerves have not been great since the trial.
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I can give you one more cup, I suppose.
[He leaves for a couple of minutes before returning with another (also spiked) mug of tea.]
To answer your question, I would hardly call it out of the ordinary to dream of talking to someone, unless there was anything out of the ordinary about the conversation.
[He looks over at Oswald.]
There... was nothing out of the ordinary about the dream, was there?
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Thanks... [hic!]
There was... er, uhm...
[Even still, Oswald is struck with the sound thought that he really shouldn't tell the Narrator about Walt. He promised, didn't he?]
Now, hang on, I... I don't think I should tell you. It was... kind of personal?
[I mean, technically, it's the truth.]
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[His singing voice isn't bad, but he is getting pretty drunk. At the same time, he seems almost contemplative.]
Well... I made a promise, you know? That's important.
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You promised not to tell anybody about your dream?
[He seemed almost confused by that.]
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[He nods, trying to put himself together enough to look proud of that.]
Yup! I promised Walt, and that's what I'm gonna do!
[....oops]
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I'm not entirely sure what Oswald expected The Narrator's reaction would be if he told him about Walt, but an expression of genuine hurt was probably not what he had in mind.]
Walt...? Are you telling me that Walt specifically told you to not let me know that he knows about all of this?
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...Y-yeah. He came to see me in a dream and told me not to tell you about it. [He brings his wavering finger to his lips.] Shush. It's a secret, okay?
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That man is lying to you.
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Oswald has been startled, so startled that he nearly drops his cup. He's honestly speechless, and can only stare at the Narrator in stark confusion.]
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I'm not joking, Oswald. That man you were speaking to in your dream is highly dangerous. I've seen what he's capable of.
[He... really doesn't look like he's lying.]
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[It takes a moment, but Oswald actually stands up on the bed, wobbling just a little.]
You're telling me that Walt Disney would lie to me? His first son!?
[There's a barest hint of anger in his tone. Just the very thought has already struck him where it really hurts.]
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...He said he was sorry for everything, said he always loved me and didn't want anything to happen to me.
[Oswald frowned. Now, like every time he got a little introspective, he was looking smaller then ever.]
It's all... I've ever wanted to hear. For years.
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It's all I wanted to hear from him too...
[His voice is just slightly shaky as he says this.]
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He too is silent for a while, before slowly, surely opening his mouth.]
If there's anything you wanna get out, I'm the king of being forgotten... literally. I've heard it all.
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It's all in the past. Nothing I can say would change anything at this point.
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...You know how many times I've said that? Ortensia wouldn't want you to keep quiet about things that trouble ya.
[She's smart like that. He's so glad to have her all this time.]
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Don't worry about me. I have my own outlets, and you already have a lot to worry about on your own time.
[He stands back up.]
Regardless, I stand by my statement that Walt is a dangerous man you're dealing with. And if he ever contacts you again, take what he says with a grain of salt.
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Regardless, Oswald goes silent again. It looks like he doesn't know what to say to that. His heart just wont let him.]
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I'll be having a meeting over this. I know you love him, but I can't be quiet about all of this. I'm not lying when I say I'm worried about what he has in mind for us.
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