We Dreams, Hopes and Plans Quotes

The terror here comes from the unknown: from the lack of plans and dreams to chart a course for us. Ironically, that same terror also helps "clear the field" as it were, and come up with plans and dreams that never would have occurred to the character otherwise.

A rather ironic queston ultimately speaks to the persistence of dreams. There can be no last number, and thus there will never be an end to dreams, no matter what the State wishes.

Could he be saying that ideals and dreams are nothing without the planning that accompanies it? That "the gold of words" and set form is the only thing that validates a dream?