How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
These weren't in a dream. The bodies in the water weren't a dream. This is a memory. Her own. (22.60)
In some cases, we actually think we're dreaming, but we're not. Dreaming can distort what we think is the truth sometimes; it's like dreams and memory are in a constant battle.
Quote #8
"The truth can be manipulated. But we live within a secret within a secret within a secret. That's why we can make anything happen, Partridge. Anything at all." (34.58)
Yikes. This is both the most inspiring and the most terrifying thing we've ever heard: delusion is a powerful, powerful force.