‘”… The first imperial Dream Palace is being built: Who can pay for a century of living, beautiful dreams? The answer is obvious, Thondup. And the choice of dream is understandable too, from their point of view. Thanks to it, there is no danger of any frustration, of experiencing the failures threatening them in this so unpleasantly real world of ours. Yes, in the Dream they will also come up against adversaries envious of their riches and power, but they are there solely in order that the dreamer may experience the pleasure of crushing them… In the Dream world they can do whatever they wish, without restrictions, without any real opposition. Now put yourself in the place of the imperial leaders. What are they likely to choose between a dream and an increasingly harsh reality?'”
A Legend of The Future, Agustin de Rojas
Absence Club 