Answering a question about dreams, Neville recounts the dream of a fair, blue-eyed Nordic woman of his own age whom he has known some eight years and who is in the audience: she dreamed of a dead Nordic couple she had known, the engineer husband and wife each turning Negro and back, and of sleeping reversed in her bed — which he reads as the great reversal of man being transformed into God.
Date (happened)
between 1955 and 1963
unresolved
- between 1955 and 1963
- before 19 November 1963
Place
Persons
Told
- 19 November 1963
- 19 November 1963
Sources
Source
- Counting the Cost ¶56 (For instance, there is a lady in the audience here tonight. May I tell you the lady is Nordic. She is blue eyed. She’s a lady my age.)