The most important aspect of the Ile de St. Pierre accounts—that of the state of rêverie itself—also attains, in the Fifth Promenade, a literary rendering free from all references to the external social world and from concern for the reader’s comprehension.

Enter Time, the Chorus. [stage direction]

Such ioy made Vna, when her knight she found;

While through my veils you may have recognized the traits of my Bolg father, one of a dozen soldiers that raped my Dhracian mother, who they chose to kidnap by a toss of the bones, what you now see is the bastardization of the race of which I was the first of a generation.