Gogat dreams a lot; his brothers can tell because he makes faces and moves in his sleep. He didn't know how much he moved until he slept alone for the first time in a long time: he was cold, he struggled to fall asleep; he woke up several times out of his bedroll, with dust and dirt on the now ruined bandages on his face. So the dream was true: there were critters walking on his face, infesting his fresh wound, carving their way into his skull- except that, in the dream, the bugs came from the inside; and he doesn't feel the crawling sensation he did in the dream.
In his dreams, Dûsh is racing his brothers. Each time, an impending sense of dread seizes him mid-race and he tries to warn his brothers: he tries to scream, but his throat and lungs burn; his legs start to feel heavy, his movements become impossibly slow and he can only watch as his brothers keep running, escaping him, until they vanish from his sight.
Mâku never dreamt much to begin with and after he was cursed, most of his dreams consisted of darkness and the anguish that the curse wound brought him; sometimes it's very bad, sometimes it's... a little less bad. Now there is a new pain, very similar to the one he experiences yet entirely different at the same time: loss.
