In Dreamlandia, the speaker claims that they live in a perfect society where poverty, oppression, and persecution no longer exist. Everyone has homes and feels safe, and there is freedom of movement and equal treatment. The speaker also mentions that this society is not autocratic. Dreamlandia is described as a place where the fantastical becomes reality. One should never be so bold as to claim perfection. It is a sure sign of arrogance and invites steep criticism. Yet, we do live in a perfect society. Poverty has been wiped out. Oppression and persecution are issues of the past. All have homes. All feel safe. Yet the state is not autocratic. Freedom of movement is not only allowed, but encouraged. All are treated equally. In Dreamlandia, the fantastical is the reality.