A kind of dreamer
Quiet deep sleeper
Dreams slip away by morning; the night keeps its secrets.
Your nights
What being a quiet deep sleeper says.
A dreamer type is a playful mirror of your sleep rhythm and how much of your dreams you keep. It is not a diagnosis, and it can change from season to season.
How your nights tend to go
Most mornings the dream is gone before your feet touch the floor. Almost everyone dreams every night; people who sleep straight through simply keep less of it.
One thing to try tonight
If you are curious, try this for three mornings: wake without moving, keep your eyes closed and ask yourself where you just were. A little stillness often brings a scene back.
From the Dream Atlas
People who grew up with black-and-white television report more black-and-white dreams. Dreams borrow their look from the day.
Black-and-white dreamsNot quite you?
Find your own dreamer type.
Four questions about your nights. Your answers stay in your browser.
- Vivid night wandererLate hours, full-colour dreams, a mind that keeps exploring.
- Moonlit storytellerYour nights come with plots, characters and twists.
- Early-light realistUp with the light, dreams that stay close to the day.
- Dawn dreamerYour most vivid scenes arrive just before you wake.
- Steady navigatorA regular rhythm and dreams you can usually steer around.
