| EPISODE 5
Dreaming of a snake
Created by
Hamza Ouni
Sound Design
Oussema Gaidi
Sound Editing
Achref Hammami
Illustrations
Marwen Ben Mustapha
French Translation
Nadya Benhalim
In this episode, Gabs talks to his mother, attempting to interpret the appearance of snakes (amongst other things) in dreams, and what they could potentially symbolise.
Through his discussions with his friends, we also learn about the impact of chemicals on their surroundings, as well as the constant fear of being a drug dealer.
At the same time, we are privy to a moment of teasing, involving their friend with Down's syndrome; something that might disturb the more sensitive among us.
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