Right to dream

A dancing girl plunges into the world of dreams, where everything is possible. This magical world knows no time, no boundaries, no gravity. Only the ether is filled with pure and high vibrations. The girl believes that someone hears the language of her dance, and all her dreams are recorded in the book of Life of the Universe, and they will inevitably come true as self-fulfilling prophecies. A child's Tanya evokes the image of a one-horned man with a sparkling mane and eyes filled with wisdom. There is a child inside every adult who is capable of dreaming in this way - completely giving himself up to dancing with a Unicorn. But where did those embittered adults who start wars and destroy children's dreams come from? Those who abandoned their unicorns. If this situation persists, the children of Earth will soon be deprived of the right to dream, and often even their lives will be short-lived. Does this mean that soon not a single childhood dream will be recorded in the book of Life? And the universe will become cold and empty.