The kids started yelling, running around the classroom, not standing in line properly, etc. I felt good and energized, excited and thrilled to have started the year off with a great start! Then it happened…I felt the mood change in my dream. I don’t Here it goes…Įverything was going great in my class. I had a dream…No, more like a First Year teachers nightmare the other night….Thus, the reference to dreams as the intro. Getting back in “Teacher Mode” can be difficult for some, especially if summer vacation was more relaxing than expected, but for others it can be exciting – especially for a First Year teacher! But, what does it mean when you start to dream about teaching?Īs a good First Year teacher, I have already begun planning and organizing for the upcoming year looking over the academic plan a thousand times, checking my school e-mail a thousand times, and writing lesson plans for the first two weeks.
#Nightmare teacher ending free
If you dream of flying it means this…If you dream of cheating on your significant other it means this…Feel free to look up Analyzing Dreams. “ They” say dreams are the key to unlocking your subconscious. "Nightmare Teacher" is directed by Hyeon Moon-seob, written by Hyeon Moon-seob and Jeong Yoo-seok-I and features Uhm Ki-joon, Kim So-hyun, Lee Minhyuk and Seo Shin-ae.Have you been enjoying your summer as much as I have? Or, have you been waking up from recurring dreams, or nightmares, of the first day of school? So "Nightmare Teacher" isn't perfect, although I suppose one way to look at it is, perfection is just a fantasy anyway. Even so, these elements aren't that well-explored so Ye-rim's foray into the mirror world only manages to be generally spooky rather than a legitimately excellent capstone. Which kind of sort of ties in to Ye-rim's contract, and how it did kind of take her an awful long time to get involved considering some pretty crazy stuff was happening even before she started noticing the missing seats. They were all perfectly capable of subsisting, if not necessarily thriving. As the afterword shows, it was striving for too much that did the students in. If a person becomes overly reliant on a specific thing, then that person becomes disconnected from their real essence of being- their actual physical skills. If you don't have a cell phone, do you die?Įven ignoring the general qualities of this specific cell phone there's a good social statement in there, as has been the case with every individual story we've seen. The magic cell phone app is perhaps the most frightening artifact Bong-goo has because cell phones can run out of power. "Nightmare Teacher" has always been a drama best watched in the dark, because even if there aren't literal shadow creatures on the screen, any unexpected action can quickly take on freaky proportions. Which is a shame, because in bits and pieces the direction of the last four episodes feature lots of great moments. yet at the end, the purported explanation or lack thereof is too unsatisfying to ignore.
For most of "Nightmare Teacher" I didn't even really care about who Bong-goo was or what he wanted anyway, because he was just a storytelling device designed to dig around into the dreams of the students and expose them as nightmares. It's not necessarily a bad thing for an anthological style spooky story to be open-ended about the motivations of the antagonistic figures to the point where it's not even clear they're antagonistic at all. This sets up the final contract, in which the question of who Bong-goo is and why he keeps getting students to sign contracts is.not really satisfactorily resolved.
The fifth contractee ends up getting so entwined with Ye-rim and Sang-woo that when the time comes for her to go through to the mirror universe, Ye-rim and Sang-woo mostly remember what happened.
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