He Sees You When You’re Sleeping

Laura Weaver sees her therapist, Dr. Parsons, and tells him about a recurring nightmare in which a sinister figure constantly smiles at her while taking the appearance of different people, resulting in her developing a fear of sleeping. Soon, Laura discovers that she currently in one of the nightmares when Parson questions why she is at his office, and whether they have even met before. Parsons' office begins to decay as he smiles at Laura, and she attempts to leave, only to find that there is a brick wall behind the door. Parson further morphs into the nightmare figure that wants to force Laura to look at its "true face". She refuses to look, covering her face, but looks around the office again when she believes that the monster has gone; however, it appears in front of her, causing her to go insane and scream while ripping off her own face.