This chapter explores the relationship between dreams and memories. It argues that while dreams can evoke fragments of past experiences, they rarely reconstruct complete scenes or events from the past. The author examines various examples of dreams that attempt to recreate past events, but finds that these dreams often involve modifications and distortions. The chapter concludes that while dreams may contain elements of memory, they do not provide a complete or accurate reproduction of the past. The author suggests that the process of reconstructing the past in dreams is influenced by social and cultural frameworks, which shape how individuals interpret and recall their memories.This chapter explores the relationship between dreams and memories. It argues that while dreams can evoke fragments of past experiences, they rarely reconstruct complete scenes or events from the past. The author examines various examples of dreams that attempt to recreate past events, but finds that these dreams often involve modifications and distortions. The chapter concludes that while dreams may contain elements of memory, they do not provide a complete or accurate reproduction of the past. The author suggests that the process of reconstructing the past in dreams is influenced by social and cultural frameworks, which shape how individuals interpret and recall their memories.