“Doc I’ve started to have dreams,” [Bruce said.]

“Bruce, you mustn’t ever mention a word of this to any one,” [Dr. Krasinski said.]

The level of agitation in Dr Krasinski’s voice surprised Bruce. (itialics)Isn’t this the kind of thing you are supposed to talk about to your Psychiatrist, Bruce wandered.

“For God’s sake Bruce, be quiet!” [the doctor said.]

Bruce tried again, “I’m having dreams about people I’ve never met, yet I know them.”

Dr. Krasinski stood and headed for his desk, he shook his head ignoring the rest of what Bruce had to say. He pushed an unmarked button on the side of his phone. "Just be calm and everything will be alright," [the doctor told him.]

thanks again for the help all

Problem seems to be you know what's happening, why Doc thinks this (at least as much as Bruce does), but you haven't told us yet.

If Bruce finds the reaction as strange as I do, he could say, "But I haven't told you what's odd about the dreams yet!" But I don't think that's where you're going -- that is, I don't think this is a story about a psychiatrist who's completely insane.

Presumably you know why Doc doesn't want to talk? Bruce can wonder.

You do have me interested.