"The model is finished and the boy regards the day’s effort with quiet, contemplative satisfaction.... He studies the span of the wings and the four mounted engines."

Where is the borderline between imagination and reality? Does such a boundary even exist?

"Following the application of the voltage, he had found himself possessed with the ability to hear color -- the sound of color. Painting became obsession."   A late train, electric hum, conductor-artist, a canvas and a girl... and finally... haiku. Am I hallucinating?

"She is offering her wings to me; isn’t that what I came down here for after all?"

If you see something strange, should you just keep on driving? Or stop for whatever adventure awaits at the edge of the road?

"Anyway, until the final darkness closes in I shall keep on whistling. I shall read fairy stories and muse on the intricacies of parallel worlds...."   When did that cup of coffee become an orange? In a resigned but insightful monologue, an aging man reflects on the gradual onset of dementia.

"I am over one hundred years old.... And I say that what you are doing,” he paused for effect, “is wrong. It is bad for you.”   Is the old man in a poncho telling the truth? What will happen if you take his weird advice? 

"In the final year before the onset of Destruction, on the blessed anniversary of my birth, there will occur in the heavens an astrological Grand Cross. Yea, verily, He hath spoken!"

There are many kinds of messengers in this world. Hmm... should we heed the messages, or not?

 

"Do you see that man over there, the one perched on that park bench fiddling with that envelope in his hand?"

We can never know exactly what we will do tomorrow... how we could change everything. If we knew, could we alter fate?

"A ship in a bottle washes up on a beach. It is found by a boy who jumps from rock to barnacled rock...."

A boy on a beach becomes the oldest man in the world. Meanwhile, everything everywhere happens at once. But what is the actual size of the sun?

"For as long as she could remember, Nina Malory had scoured archives and pored over the yellowed manuscripts penned in a madhouse..."

This wasn't merely a long-ago newlyweds' picnic gone awry. Does a weird ancient magic haunt the Catskills?

"The blind man picks a five-dollar bill out of his sax case and hands it to her. What does this tell her? He has the radar, she has the presence."

A 16-year old runaway in Manhattan... friends and enemies... a warrior queen. This episode challenges reality in more ways than one.