“Second star to the right and straight on ’til morning.”
J. M. Barrie
Maude told me last night over a bottle this is the cookie section of the book. I asked her what she meant. She said: it’s the one where everyone’s dreaming. Not all dreams are pleasant, I think. Angus says he only ever remembers his nightmares, which surprised me because I could not imagine Angus ever having nightmares. Francesca, on the other hand, says she never remembers her dreams or nightmares… Madam Li says you need a whole deck to interpret your dreams. Overstall will occasionally consult his horoscope, and Pushkin absolutely refuses to interpret any dream or consult any horoscope. Personally, I think we must always look at dreams in the spirit of Peter Pan as seen by Wendy.