This dream was a series of disconnected events, and through its entirety I was strongly aware that I was engaged, and kept constantly twisting my diamond ring around my finger with the thumb of the same hand.  I watched my fiance greet a friend of his by shaking his hand and pounding his friend's hand exuberantly. As a gift, he brought me an expensive pair of eye glass frames in an elaborate glass-case, instead of merely having the frames adjusted, as I had requested. On another occasion, I was sitting on a narrow steel bar about six feet above the ground, discussing my engagement with several friends below me. They later, to my bewilderment, claimed to have known nothing about it, but when I mentioned his name, their enthusiastic replies were how lucky it was that my fiance did not have flat feet! Interpretation This dream, I am sure, is a natural result of a tired, active mind as it works during sleep. There was no organization and comparatively little imagination in it--it is only a slight elaboration and pictorialization of thoughts that had come to my mind during the day. Almost all the details can be matched to actual trends of thought.  Outside factors had probably made themselves felt; the engagement ring in the dream was actually a ring I had found during that day which I had believed lost and which I wore to bed. Perhaps my dream-act of sitting on the steel bar above my friends, however, was a subconscious feeling of superiority to them.  The only person in the dream whom I can actually identify was a friend whom I had seen to talk to that day for the first time in several months. And my fiance, in my dream, was actually a boy whom I had known for several weeks a year or so previously, and had not thought of since that time. Answers to questions 2. There was really a lack of emotion during the dream; apathy would probably best describe how I felt.3. Participant4. Absolutely neither. It made me neither happy nor unhappy.5. No.6. No.