Again, all of these dreams can be read as symbolic representations of what happens when a writer like Goldman gives up their vision for their project for the sake of making money or achieving success, the very things that Goldman refused to do both with
The Princess Bride book (and later with the screenplay). With this, he suggests that just as Buttercup has an obligation to reaffirm her love for Westley, writers have a responsibility to stand up for the heart of their projects.