Neville reads aloud a letter from a correspondent named Clare, a factory worker, recounting how a co-worker named Randy began asking him about Neville's teaching on imagination as God in action and kept returning over the following two years to ask what Neville had said in his lectures. After Randy died suddenly during an operation, Clare reports that three months later he heard what he experienced as Randy's own voice speaking from within him, repeating, 'Clare, you are right.' Neville takes the account as evidence that consciousness survives death along with the memory of this life.