So each of the details were deliberate.
The darkness represents the girl's ignorance. Since she feels a little lost, her dream denotes feelings of desperation or insecurity. And she also gropes around, and that means she has insufficient info to make a clear decision.
The snakes represent the hidden fears and worries that threaten her. The snake with no eyes means she refuses to see the danger in the situation, or alerts her in her waking life that she is not aware of, or the situation has not surfaced yet. Since she's afraid, it represents intimacy and/or commitment.
She lands on a web, which symbolizes her desire to control everything around her, or is a landing spot (literally). She feels like she is being held back from fully expressing herself, and feels trapped, not knowing where to go.
The baby doubled headed snake. Baby snakes means you underestimate some threat in her waking life, and a double headed snake means she's being pulled in two different directions. Being eaten is the same descriptions of the second paragraph.
The spiders represents her feelings of being an outsider, almost to the extent of being in a love triangle. The spider falling on her head means she is unable to escape from some relationship. Then it climbs up the wall, which means her desires will soon be realized, and spins a web, which means she will be rewarded for her (hard) work.
The singing means happiness, harmony, and joy in some relationship, but since its from her enemy, it means she needs to reevaluate her negativity she has of Christine.
Whee!
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