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Coraline Picnic Dream. She hangs the iron key. The children thank coraline for saving. While sleeping, coraline dreams a. The children thank her and she tells them she’s glad. That night, coraline has a dream in which she and the three lost children enjoy a picnic in a meadow. However, the idealism of the dream is a. That night, she dreams she is at a picnic with the three children whose souls she rescued. Coraline goes to bed, still wearing the key around her neck, and she keeps the three marbles under her pillow. Coraline goes to her room and takes out the three marbles and the snow globe she took from the other drawing room. She describes how the sun is high in the sky and. She's dressed very conservatively and she. Coraline’s dream is full of vivid visual imagery, and she paints it as an idyllic picnic scene. When coraline dreams of the picnic, she is profoundly impacted by the scene's visuals. The ghost girl that coraline rescues is much more reserved, or quiet, than her counterpart, the ghost boy.

The children thank coraline for saving. That night, coraline has a dream in which she and the three lost children enjoy a picnic in a meadow. That night, she dreams she is at a picnic with the three children whose souls she rescued. The children thank her and she tells them she’s glad. When coraline dreams of the picnic, she is profoundly impacted by the scene's visuals. Coraline’s dream is full of vivid visual imagery, and she paints it as an idyllic picnic scene. While sleeping, coraline dreams a. Coraline goes to bed, still wearing the key around her neck, and she keeps the three marbles under her pillow. She hangs the iron key. She's dressed very conservatively and she.

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Coraline Picnic Dream Coraline goes to bed, still wearing the key around her neck, and she keeps the three marbles under her pillow. While sleeping, coraline dreams a. However, the idealism of the dream is a. When coraline dreams of the picnic, she is profoundly impacted by the scene's visuals. That night, coraline has a dream in which she and the three lost children enjoy a picnic in a meadow. The ghost girl that coraline rescues is much more reserved, or quiet, than her counterpart, the ghost boy. She's dressed very conservatively and she. Coraline goes to bed, still wearing the key around her neck, and she keeps the three marbles under her pillow. She describes how the sun is high in the sky and. Coraline goes to her room and takes out the three marbles and the snow globe she took from the other drawing room. The children thank her and she tells them she’s glad. That night, she dreams she is at a picnic with the three children whose souls she rescued. Coraline’s dream is full of vivid visual imagery, and she paints it as an idyllic picnic scene. The children thank coraline for saving. She hangs the iron key.