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#* The doll could represent you in the dream. For example, if it came alive, that may symbolize the fact that you want to "wake up" into a new life.
 
#* The doll could represent you in the dream. For example, if it came alive, that may symbolize the fact that you want to "wake up" into a new life.
 
#* A doll being played with by someone you dislike could indicate you're feeling used or annoyed by that person.
 
#* A doll being played with by someone you dislike could indicate you're feeling used or annoyed by that person.
#* If you're playing with the doll, that could show that you are having a conflict with yourself, as you are playing with the doll, while at the same time, the doll could represent your subconscious.<ref name="rf5">http://www.dreammoods.com/dreamdictionary/d2.htm</ref>
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#* If you're playing with the doll, that could show that you are having a conflict with yourself, as you are playing with the doll, while at the same time, the doll could represent your subconscious.<ref name="rf1" />
 
#Pay attention to the background. The background to the doll can also help you decide what the doll symbolizes. For example, dollhouses may symbolize your desire to have a family or your focus on your family life.<ref name="rf1" /> Alternatively, a dollhouse could symbolize that you want to be more in control of your life.
 
#Pay attention to the background. The background to the doll can also help you decide what the doll symbolizes. For example, dollhouses may symbolize your desire to have a family or your focus on your family life.<ref name="rf1" /> Alternatively, a dollhouse could symbolize that you want to be more in control of your life.
 
#Put the dream in emotional context. If you wrote down the emotions you were feeling when you woke up, use that to guide your interpretation of the dream. If you woke up feeling ecstatic, for instance, that's very different from waking up feeling anxious or disappointed.<ref name="rf2">http://www1.cbn.com/guidelines-successfully-interpreting-spiritual-dreams</ref>
 
#Put the dream in emotional context. If you wrote down the emotions you were feeling when you woke up, use that to guide your interpretation of the dream. If you woke up feeling ecstatic, for instance, that's very different from waking up feeling anxious or disappointed.<ref name="rf2">http://www1.cbn.com/guidelines-successfully-interpreting-spiritual-dreams</ref>