Just because you have never discussed marriage with Steve, that doesn't mean that you haven't thought about it. Regardless of the harsh realities of life, it's perfectly natural to want a dream wedding and a happily-ever-after. This is what the Disney-princess dress and the pink Barbie phone point out to me - that this sequence is a fantasy, and you know it is.

When Steve leaves you at the altar, this represents your break-up. It put an end to the fantasies you might have entertained about marriage. My guess is that that time of your life left you in a pretty bad state of confusion, and you were feeling lost.

When the church turns into a movie house, this is another separation of fact and fiction, representing your healing time when you began to accept matters as they are.

The man in the theatre has no face because his identity is not important - his message is what matters. And I think we can take this message verbatim - that there is someone else who loves you more.

Who might this person be? Well, the obvious choice is your son, but your subconscious mind might be trying to tell you that there is someone in your life that you've been overlooking - someone who just might be the one to make that dream come true. If you've been wrapped up in all the bad things that have happened to you, it would be easy to miss the good things that are about to happen. The dream is saying, "Don't give up hope - keep your fantasies alive."