Driving to the dinner party, Carter mentioned feeling 'deep in the heart of the woodland' (Blake's word for this world), and Neville sighed and affirmed that he sees the brothers who have not come into the story, those who have come out — 'most exalt

On the way to the party, I told him about my experience downtown and feeling that we were deep in the heart of the woodland. He took a breath and let out a deep sigh and said, yes, and there are those who believe that no one ever returns from the woodland. I said, you mean brothers who haven't come in? And he said, yes. I said, you mean that you see the brothers who have not come into the story? He said, yes, I see them. I said, do you see the ones who have come out? He said, yes, and they are most exalted beings you could ever imagine. I said, well, and you see all three? And he said, yes, I see all three.

Neville (as quoted): "Yes, and there are those who believe that no one ever returns from the woodland. ... Yes, I see them. ... Yes, and they are most exalted beings you could ever imagine. ... Yes, I see all three."