Sorry for the tardiness.

 I tested it out a bit later, yesterday to be exact. I got held up. Anyways, this first test on the girl presented a dream. It must recharge after an average sized dream for at least two hours, so I only got one for now.

 It started with darkness, then, the dreamer appeared. She, the dreamer, was wearing a mask, however. The room emitted sudden colors, one side was blue, one was red. She started walking towards the red, but the blue side tried to expand to reach her. It failed, and she turned red, and started screaming. Then, she suddenly SHATTERED, like glass mind you, and the machine sparked a bit. That was enough testing for one night.

Comatose patient: freaked up in the head!

Hello

 My name is--well, I couldn't let you know that, so just call me Dr. H. Anyhow, I am conducting a government experiment on a comatose patient that will revolutionize the world. Of course, I wasn't supposed to publish this, but as long as they don't know, I'll be fine. The world must know of MY new creation for the government! With this machine, you can visualize people's dreams! The way it functions is simple.

 It scans the brainwaves during a dream to virtualize on a screen by simply converting the brainwaves. I couldn't go into too much detail--this technology in the wrong hands could be a serious issue. There's no sound, but video is enough to go into detail with. With this, we can see what people's sub-consciousnesses could be thinking.

I'll be running my first test of it tomorrow on Alexis, a comatose 22-year old Caucasian girl with blond hair, and one eye is blue, one eye is green. This will be VERY interesting.

-Mr. H