After Tiffany had recounted her nightmare, Shaun admitted that he also had a dream, albeit the content was very different to that of Tiffany's. He described the luxurious dining hall seated with Victorian people and, most importantly, the little girl with golden hair who ran away after Shaun had noticed her.
After Shaun's speech, everyone fell silent into a deep thought. It was Blythe who eventually broke the silence. "I reckon I've dreamt about the same girl, whom you were both talking about," said Blythe as her voice trembled slightly, from a surge of excitement of being a step closer towards the resolution of the mystery. "I dreamt about a newborn infant, whose mother died on the day of her birth, which was the day of Festivus. Also, she had a governess, who....."
"Wait, does her governess have long, white hair?" interrupted Tiffany. Blythe nodded. "OMG, she looks so frickin' old, I thought she was her grandma, LOL!"
Blythe ignored Tiffany and continued. "From her conversation with her governess, it seemed to me that the little girl wasn't very close with her father, who seemed to be the captain of this ship, judging by his attire, and she seemed to believe that he didn't love her. Then, towards the end of my dream, she seemed to have discovered something in a wardrobe inside the cabin, but I couldn't distinguish what it was. It appeared to be a book of some sort."
"From the experience of my own dream and the descriptions of yours, I believe that we've all entered into the memory of someone, possibly that of the girl with golden hair," concluded Shaun after Blythe had finished her narrative. "What's more, I have a hunch that she is the key to solving the mystery of this haunted ship. We need to analyse closely every little aspect of our dreams, we cannot let any potential clues slip through our fingers."