A couple of great lines from G.K. Chesterton's play, Magic (which is now showing in DC):
On Fairyland:
Morris. "What's his name?"
Patricia. "We have no names there. You never really know anybody if you know his name."
...Doctor. [Putting his hand on Morris's shoulder.] "Come, you must allow a little more for poetry. We can't all feed on nothing but petrol."
...
Conjurer. "Fairy tales are the only democratic institutions. All the classes have heard all the fairy tales."
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