Jude the Obscure Dreams, Hopes, and Plans Quotes

For Jude, Sue slowly takes on many of the same qualities as Christminster. Early on, she becomes this unattainable thing of perfection, and his dream of having her competes with (and, at times, surpasses) his dream of finding success in Christminster.

Double dream reference! Not quite as exciting as Double Dream Hands, but still pretty exciting. While Joseph can see the future in his dreams, Don Quixote is impractical and idealistic. He dreams only impossible dreams, which is is where the hit song from the Broadway musical Man of La Mancha comes from.

Once again, the Christminster dream rears its ugly head. This is the decision that will lead to Jude's demise.