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Reading Part A: Dream of Owen O'Mulready

More Celtic Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs; Link to the story


  • Owen O'Mulready is the main character of the story
  • He wants to have a dream and his master explained to him how to have one
  • I could change what his master tells him to do to have the dream from sleeping in the fire to something more suitable or even more drastic for owen
  • His dream got confusing for me so I could change up his dream some
  • I really want to make his dream different as I didnt find the dream as exciting as I thought it could be. 
Owen O'Mulready; source

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