Richard Bowker

Richard Bowker was a man who wrote a letter collected by the Federal Bureau of Control.
==Background==
Bowker claimed to experience strangely vivid and realistic dreams at very rare and irregular times, only occurring once or twice per year. After experiencing a particular dream, he chose to write a letter to the American Psychiatric Council seeking their help in understanding and/or treating his condition. In the dream, Bowker writes that he saw a small town which was completely empty and dark and had a lake at the center. He also saw "shadows of people" around him uttering strange comments before he was woken up by a bright light. He writes that he had been screaming in his sleep and his wife had to shake him for several minutes before he woke up.Vivid Dreams
Bowker's letter was ultimately intercepted by the Federal Bureau of Control and catalogued in the Dead Letters Archive.
==Trivia==
The description of Bowker's dream has numerous similarities to the Bright Falls AWE, from the small and dark town (Bright Falls and the Dark Presence) to the central lake (Cauldron Lake) and the shadowy figures (Shaded Individuals.) 
==References==
Category:Dead Letter characters