Dreams Underfoot

The city feels alive and almost a character itself, which makes the dream elements even more vivid. I'm curious about what inspired this mix of the mundane and the magical.

The way the dreams are woven into the narrative made me wonder if readers are meant to see them as literal or symbolic. What was everyone's take on the nature of these dreamscapes?

It gave a reflective quality to the story, but I wondered if quickening those parts might have added more tension. What do others think about the rhythm in those sections?