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* NamedInTheSequel: In the first season, the main characters are only known by one name each (Tess, Taka, Burton, The Boy, etc.) in order to preserve a sense of surrealism. The second season, which is more grounded, reveals most of their names - Tess is Tess Brighton, Taka is Taka Matsuyama, Burton is Burton Mann, and The Boy is named James.
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''Falling Water'' is a supernatural series airing on USA Network starring Creator/DavidAjala, Lizzie Brochere, and Will Yun Lee. Lee.
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* {{Cult}}: The Green certainly seems like a cult, and has been investigated as such in the past. With their green sneakers, they're clearly based in part on Heaven's Gate.
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* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in the dream world end up dead in real life.]]
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* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in the dream world end up dead in real life.]]]]
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* NamedByALaterInstallment: In the first season, the main characters are only known by one name each (Tess, Taka, Burton, The Boy, etc.) in order to preserve a sense of surrealism. The second season, which is more grounded, reveals most of their names - Tess is Tess Brighton, Taka is Taka Matsuyama, Burton is Burton Mann, and The Boy is named James.
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''Falling Water'' is a supernatural series airing on USA Network.Network starring Creator/DavidAjala, Lizzie Brochere, and Will Yun Lee. Three unrelated people - a detective, a trend spotter, and a corporate security consultant - start having increasingly vivid dreams, and soon begin to believe that their dreams are part of a larger puzzle.
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* SharedDream: A handful of people have the ability to enter other people's dreams. By sleeping next to each other, two or more such people can create a shared dream.
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* EyeScream: [[spoiler:Taylor Bennett dies after Shadowman manipulates one of her bodyguards into stabbing her in the eye.
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* EyeScream: [[spoiler:Taylor Bennett dies after Shadowman manipulates one of her bodyguards into stabbing her in the eye. ]]
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* ForcedSleep: [[spoiler:This is Dr. Ginsberg's talent; he can forced people to fall asleep, or push them out of a dreaming state.]]
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* PapaWolf: Thomas Dolan is fiercely protective of his daughter, to the point that [[spoiler:he has Taylor Bennett murdered after realizing that she cancelled Emily's scholarship.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Averted heavily; Tess has a hard time forgiving Bill, and Burton has a hard time forgiving Woody, after their respective betrayals.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: [[spoiler:Among the reasons Shadowman works for Bennett is so that he can afford to send his daughter to NYU on a full scholarship.]]
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* IncestSubtext: Charlotte is constantly going on about her daughter Tess' supposed promiscuity and bisexuality, and one of her darker fantasies involves forcing Tess to submit to a pelvic exam. One might infer that Charlotte's love for her daughter goes well beyond the maternal. [[spoiler:It later turns out that Charlotte is not actually Tess' biological mother; Tess was left at Aeskyton and Charlotte raised her as her daughter in the hopes of taking advantage of her powers.]]
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* WhatTheHellHero: In "Risk Assessment", Taka tries to push Emily Dolan into locating her father by giving her visions of his crimes. This backfires, causing her to run screaming into traffic. Alex and Burton both call him out on this.
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** Burton spent time in UsefulNotes/{{Darfur}} when he was still in the army. Throughout season 2, he keeps having flashbacks to a mission that went horribly wrong.
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** Burton spent time in UsefulNotes/{{Darfur}} [[UsefulNotes/{{Sudan}} Darfur]] when he was still in the army. Throughout season 2, he keeps having flashbacks to a mission that went horribly wrong.wrong there.
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* TheAtoner: Burton's devotion to his Somalian friends the Mironas is born out of his guilt over [[spoiler:accidentally killing Clinton's little brother Ronald]].
* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Mercifully averted; the Shadowman takes over Christy's body in order to kill Alex, but Alex overpowers her and Christy ends up in the hospital, but still alive.]]
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** Burton spent time in UsefulNotes/{{Darfur}} when he was still in the army. Throughout season 2, he keeps having flashbacks to a mission that went horribly wrong.
* DeadGuyJunior: In season 2, James gains a new friend his age named Ronnie. It turns out that Ronnie is named for his uncle Ronald, who died back when Ronnie's parents were still living in Somalia.
** Tess spent some time in a mental
** Burton spent time in UsefulNotes/{{Darfur}} when he was still in the army. Throughout season 2, he keeps having flashbacks to a mission that went horribly wrong.
* DeadGuyJunior: In season 2, James gains a new friend his age named Ronnie. It turns out that Ronnie is named for his uncle Ronald, who died back when Ronnie's parents were still living in Somalia.
* ILetGwenStacyDie: Burton is haunted by the death of Ronald, a young boy he met in Somalia who worked as a translator for his unit [[spoiler:and who he accidentally shot during a mission.]]
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* ItsPersonal: In "Nothing Personal", Shadowman targets Alex, taking over her girlfriend in an attempt to kill her. This results in Christy ending up in the hospital, and thus Shadowman makes an enemy of Alex.
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** In season 2, [[spoiler:Taylor Bennett is behind the Dreamer trafficking ring.]]
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: In "Drom", Tess and Burton declare a temporary truce with Bill Boerg in order to get help in finding Lainie Whicker, a powerful Dreamer who's been kidnapped by Taylor Bennett.
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** In "Drom", Tess and Burton declare a temporary truce with Bill Boerg in order to get help in finding Lainie Whicker, a powerful Dreamer who's been kidnapped by Taylor Bennett.
** In "Nothing Personal", Woody and Bill put aside their mutual enmity in hopes of finding a way to bring down Taylor Bennett.
** In "Drom", Tess and Burton declare a temporary truce with Bill Boerg in order to get help in finding Lainie Whicker, a powerful Dreamer who's been kidnapped by Taylor Bennett.
** In "Nothing Personal", Woody and Bill put aside their mutual enmity in hopes of finding a way to bring down Taylor Bennett.
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* IncestSubtext: Charlotte is constantly going on about her daughter Tess' supposed promiscuity and bisexuality, and one of her darker fantasies involves forcing Tess to submit to a pelvic exam. One might infer that Charlotte's love for her daughter goes well beyond the maternal.
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* IncestSubtext: Charlotte is constantly going on about her daughter Tess' supposed promiscuity and bisexuality, and one of her darker fantasies involves forcing Tess to submit to a pelvic exam. One might infer that Charlotte's love for her daughter goes well beyond the maternal. [[spoiler:It later turns out that Charlotte is not actually Tess' mother; Tess was left at Aeskyton and Charlotte raised her as her daughter in the hopes of taking advantage of her powers.]]
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: In the first season, many of the characters, including Burton, Taka, Tess, Isla, The Boy, and The Woman in Red, are only known by their first names or a nickname. Season 2 unravels many of these mysteries - Burton is [[spoiler:Burton Mann]], Tess is [[spoiler:Tess Brighton]], Taka is [[spoiler:Taka Matsuyama]], The Boy is [[spoiler:James]], and the Woman in Red is [[spoiler:Olivia Watson]].
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: In the first season, many of the characters, including Burton, Taka, Tess, Isla, The Boy, and The Woman in Red, are only known by their first names or a nickname. Season 2 unravels many of these mysteries - Burton is [[spoiler:Burton Mann]], Tess is [[spoiler:Tess Brighton]], Taka is [[spoiler:Taka Matsuyama]], The Boy is [[spoiler:James]], [[spoiler:James Brighton]], and the Woman in Red is [[spoiler:Olivia Watson]].
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* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess's supposed promiscuity... [[spoiler:in order to cover up the fact that she and her friends in the Green forced Tess to give birth to a child and then took him away from her.]]
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** Charlotte constantly harps on Tess's supposed promiscuity... [[spoiler:in order to cover up the fact that she and her friends in the Green forced Tess to give birth to a child and then took him away from her.]]]]
** Taylor Bennett's plan for removing Elizabeth Bennett from power involves exposing her extramarital affair.
** Charlotte constantly harps on Tess's supposed promiscuity... [[spoiler:in order to cover up the fact that she and her friends in the Green forced Tess to give birth to a child and then took him away from her.
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* SmugSnake: In season 2, Phillip Whittaker is a city councilman who suddenly became a contender for Mayor of New York City thanks to Taylor Bennett and her friends. After the publicity goes to his head and he tries to boss Bennett around, Bennett bluntly informs him that he's an unlikable, unimportant little man who only received her backing because she knows that if he wins, she will be able to force him to do whatever she and her friends want.
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* UnbrokenVigil: After Taka gets a concussion while chasing a suspect, Alex insists on staying with him at the hospital. This isn't a romantic thing; she is concerned that if she doesn't stay there, he'll check himself out of the hospital. [[spoiler:Taka takes advantage of this in order to show Alex that he truly can enter people's dreams.]]
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* FrightInducedBunkmate: Tess used to crawl into her big sister Sabine's bed whenever she had a nightmare.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:One of Olivia's other targets was a doctor involved with a mysterious job that he wanted out of. Olivia was paid to observe him, but he ended up dead. She is horrified to think that she was responsible.]]
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** [[spoiler:One of Olivia's other targets was a doctor involved with a mysterious job that he wanted out of. Olivia was paid to observe him, but he ended up dead. She is horrified to think that she was responsible.]]
** [[spoiler:Sabine is manipulated by the Shadowman into murdering Kumiko.]]
** [[spoiler:One of Olivia's other targets was a doctor involved with a mysterious job that he wanted out of. Olivia was paid to observe him, but he ended up dead. She is horrified to think that she was responsible.]]
** [[spoiler:Sabine is manipulated by the Shadowman into murdering Kumiko.]]
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: In the first season, many of the characters, including Burton, Taka, Tess, Isla, The Boy, and The Woman in Red, are only known by their first names or a nickname. Season 2 unravels many of these mysteries - Burton is [[spoiler:Burton Mann]], Tess is [[spoiler:Tess Brighton]], Taka is [[spoiler:Taka Matsuyama]], The Boy is [[spoiler:James]], and the Woman in Red is [[spoiler:Olivia Watson]].
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: In the first season, many of the characters, including Burton, Taka, Tess, Isla, The Boy, and The Woman in Red, are only known by their first names or a nickname. Season 2 unravels many of these mysteries - Burton is [[spoiler:Burton Mann]], Tess is [[spoiler:Tess Brighton]], Taka is [[spoiler:Taka Matsuyama]], The Boy is [[spoiler:James]], and the Woman in Red is [[spoiler:Olivia Watson]].
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* {{Cult}}: The Green certainly seems like a cult, and has been investigated as such in the past.
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**past. With their green sneakers, they're clearly based in part on Heaven's Gate.
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* IncestSubtext: Charlotte is constantly going on about her daughter Tess' supposed promiscuity and bisexuality, and one of her darker fantasies involves forcing Tess to submit to a pelvic exam. One might infer that Charlotte's love for her daughter goes well beyond the maternal.
* LipstickLesbian: In season 2, Taka's new female partner mentions having a girlfriend at home.
* LipstickLesbian: In season 2, Taka's new female partner mentions having a girlfriend at home.
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* MindRape: Woody, an Aeskyton alum, has been using his powers to enter the dreams of his co-worker's wife and carry on an affair with her in order to gather intel on the co-worker. When she realizes what he's done, she explicitly compares it to rape.
* MyBelovedSmother: Tess's mother Charlotte kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
* MyBelovedSmother: Tess's mother Charlotte kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
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* MindRape: Woody, Woody Hammond, an Aeskyton alum, has been using his powers to enter the dreams of his co-worker's wife and carry on an affair with her in order to gather intel on the co-worker. When she realizes what he's done, she explicitly compares it to rape.
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** Tess's mother Charlotte kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
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* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler:Kumiko's peephole-covered sculpture was a prototype for a device that the Green uses to monitor Tess' dreams.]]
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* MyBelovedSmother: Tess' Tess's mother Charlotte kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
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* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess' supposed promiscuity... [[spoiler:in order to cover up the fact that she and her friends in the Green forced Tess to give birth to a child and then took him away from her.]]
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* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess' Tess's supposed promiscuity... [[spoiler:in order to cover up the fact that she and her friends in the Green forced Tess to give birth to a child and then took him away from her.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: At the end of the first season, [[spoiler:Tess and the Boy are free, but have to go on the run from Boerg and his allies. Taka and Sabine are reunited, but Sabine has no memory of what happened to her when she was trapped in her dreams, leaving open the possibility that the Green did something to her. And Burton is alive and reunited with The Woman in Red... but she's now a full-fledged member of the Green, and he's now being pressganged into their service.]]
* ChekhovsGun:[[spoiler:Kimiko's [[spoiler:Kumiko's peephole-covered sculpture was a prototype for a device that the Green uses to see into other people's monitor Tess' dreams.]]
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** One of Burton's coworkers kills himself in the first episode after being caught up in ascandal.scandal.
** [[spoiler:The Paranoid Belgian kills himself after realizing that Mr. Song is actually Bill Boerg.]]
* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: [[spoiler:Taka hands Tess and the Boy over to Kumiko with the understanding that doing so would allow Kumiko to wake up and restore Sabine, but he quickly comes to regret this when he realizes that Kumiko is a fanatic of the Green and does not have Tess or the Boy's best interests at heart, and thus helps them escape.]]
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** [[spoiler:The Paranoid Belgian kills himself after realizing that Mr. Song is actually Bill Boerg.]]
* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: [[spoiler:Taka hands Tess and the Boy over to Kumiko with the understanding that doing so would allow Kumiko to wake up and restore Sabine, but he quickly comes to regret this when he realizes that Kumiko is a fanatic of the Green and does not have Tess or the Boy's best interests at heart, and thus helps them escape.]]
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* MyBelovedSmother: Tess' mother kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
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* MyBelovedSmother: Tess' mother Charlotte kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
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* {{Cult}}: The Green certainly seems like a cult, and has been investigated as such in the past.
* {{Cult}}: The Green certainly seems like a cult, and has been investigated as such in the past.
* DreamStealer: Isla can't form her own dreams, so she invades other people's dreams. She also convinces Burton to reenact his dreams about the Woman in Red with her in exchange for an audience with Mr. Song.
* LivingMacguffin: The Boy. He has the power to manipulate other people's dreams on an unprecedented level. Several different factions want to use that power to their own ends.
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Mr. Song is actually a front for Bill Boerg]].
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Mr. Song is actually a front for Bill Boerg]].
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* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess' supposed promiscuity.
* TermsOfEndangerment: Isla likes to call people "dear". She also likes to use her abilities to enter other people's dreams and screw with their heads.
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* TermsOfEndangerment: Isla likes to call people "dear". She also likes to use her abilities to enter other people's dreams and screw with their heads.
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* MyBelovedSmother: Tess' mother kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up.
up. [[spoiler:In reality, she was studying Tess, because Tess was born with the ability to enter dreams.]]
* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess' supposedpromiscuity.
promiscuity... [[spoiler:in order to cover up the fact that she and her friends in the Green forced Tess to give birth to a child and then took him away from her.]]
* TermsOfEndangerment: Isla likes to call people "dear". She also likes to use her abilities to enter other people's dreams and screw with theirheads.heads as a way of manipulating markets.
* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess' supposed
* TermsOfEndangerment: Isla likes to call people "dear". She also likes to use her abilities to enter other people's dreams and screw with their
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''Falling Water'' is a supernatural series airing on USA Network. Three unrelated people - a detective, an trend spotter, and a corporate security consultant - start having increasingly vivid dreams, and soon begin to believe that their dreams are part of a larger puzzle.
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''Falling Water'' is a supernatural series airing on USA Network. Three unrelated people - a detective, an a trend spotter, and a corporate security consultant - start having increasingly vivid dreams, and soon begin to believe that their dreams are part of a larger puzzle.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: When Tess brings her agent with her to Aeskyton, her mother assumes that her agent is her latest lover, and implies that she would not be the first woman that Tess has been with.
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* MindRape: Woody, an Aeskyton alum, has been using his powers to enter the dreams of his co-worker's wife and carry on an affair with her in order to gather intel on the co-worker. When she realizes what he's done, she explicitly compares it to rape.
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* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in the dreams end up dead in real life.]]
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* SlutShaming: Charlotte constantly harps on Tess' supposed promiscuity.
* TermsOfEndangerment: Isla likes to call people "dear". She also likes to use her abilities to enter other people's dreams and screw with their heads.
* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in thedreams dream world end up dead in real life.]]
* TermsOfEndangerment: Isla likes to call people "dear". She also likes to use her abilities to enter other people's dreams and screw with their heads.
* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in the
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''Falling Water'' is a supernatural series airing on USA Network. Three unrelated people - a detective, an trend spotter, and a corporate security consultant - start having increasingly vivid dreams, and soon begin to believe that their dreams are part of a larger puzzle.
!!This series contains examples of:
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Tess spent some time in a mental hospital.
* DrivenToSuicide: One of Burton's coworkers kills himself in the first episode after being caught up in a scandal.
* MyBelovedSmother: Tess' mother kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up.
* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in the dreams end up dead in real life.]]
!!This series contains examples of:
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Tess spent some time in a mental hospital.
* DrivenToSuicide: One of Burton's coworkers kills himself in the first episode after being caught up in a scandal.
* MyBelovedSmother: Tess' mother kept ridiculously detailed records of everything that was supposedly wrong with her when she was growing up.
* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:People who die in the dreams end up dead in real life.]]