Part 1
I just spawned in some lounge in this giant library, connected to some generic amusement park. Apparently the library was actually another world, not just some building in the amusement park. It was the domain of "fairies" (as written in my notes; probably a catch-all term for animated creatures, like from cartoons), and humans could cross between the amusement park and the library freely, although I think the fairies couldn't cross over to the human side. I think humans actually came over to the library to check out some books, and not gawk at the fairies (I don't think they could be seen by anyone, except for me). A while later, heavy clouds rolled over the skies as darkness took over, and it started raining heavily. Apparently the rain here was corrosive, as it started melting away some of the fairies and even the structural integrity of a bridge in the library, so I ran away with these two animated bears, until the bridge collapsed under us. These two bears turned into Mario and Luigi and hopped away, while I safely landed on the ground below, only to see a hidden arcade, sparsely populated and seemingly safe from the torrent of rain up above. All the arcade machines looked like pinball machines, and they all apparently were Doom mods, derivatives of the 3DO port. I walked over to this one arcade machine that looked so generically military, and then the Dreamcam changed on over to some fairy shattering a mirror, preventing the passage between the two realms from then on, and then they went to sleep...
Part 2
I spawned in some hotel room that vaguely resembled one that I was in on a field trip to Florida, (I think it was near some air force base? I've forgotten entirely about that place) and apparently pewdiepie was right by the door, but he faded away into emptiness soon after, being replaced by some weird console that I didn't recognize. It had 3 controllers that all looked like a combination of the playstation and xbox controllers. Some secret service-looking guy barged through the doors and told me that Doom 3 could finally run on the N64 through some 3DO adapter. Doom 3 came on a card like the Turbografx-16 cards, but when I slotted in this card, the developer intro things came on, and the game was not Doom 3 in the slightest. The Dreamcam focused entirely on the game, which was apparently called "nights". The demo looked like Sonic Heroes, devoid of enemies, but the menu vaguely resembled Perfect Dark. There was an option somewhere about unlockable modifiers, and you could only put one on at a time. One of these unlockables was a spiked ball that orbited around the character (Sonic at the time), and its description said that someone got the 3rd place world record for beating the game with it. I started the game up, and I found that the game was nothing exciting, it was just my character, some generic suited dude, and 3 other generic dudes moving through the same hotel that this part of the dream was located at, roaming through the hotel, also devoid of anything, until the four of us came face to face with some guy that looked like he came straight out of Fallout New Vegas, gruff with a tan jacket and a machete, flanked by his minions, all Bandits from Borderlands. My character approached him, and the boss just decapitated my character, tinting the screen a dark red and slowing down time. I realized that I could control the boss's machete from beyond the grave, and the Postal Dude's arms holding a machete appeared on my screen, and I sliced and diced the Bandits and then the boss, all their limbs floating in the air, before everything went dark...
Part 3
This time, I spawned at some school in the hallways, this school looking like a mix between my 2nd elementary school and my middle school. The world was apparently deserted yet again. I walked down the halls and into a classroom, where I saw one of my current classmates sobbing at this short and tiny table. I sat down at this table, next to her, and she was apparently mourning me, even though I was right there in front of her. I just nodded once, accepting that I couldn't do anything else, and then...
I woke up.