Lisbon's Nightmare

Can we just talk about this for a second?

Can we discuss HER FACE and the significance of the fact that Jane is face-down?

Um, NO.

This nightmare was SO SYMBOLIC and so painful.
A) Her face.
She's about to lose it when she sees Jane. She sees her other team members and kind of holds it together, but she sees Jane and her face just... looses it. She's about to start crying. The pain in her eyes...
B) Jane is facedown.
The other team members are all face-up. You can see the life drained from their eyes. The fact that Jane is face-down is incredibly symbolic. She can't even handle the idea that Red John has taken Jane out, that he's been cut up like the other victims. She can't even imagine in her dream that Jane is gone, disposed of by Red John.
SHE CAN'T PICTURE JANE GONE. CUT-UP BY RED JOHN.