Dream Magic .
the thought about waking and being asleep in same setting
would be more likely at England before modern "encroach"
in setting there is not the fear of ghost [ I don't believe in :
ghosts haunting , rather a form of invisible ghoul with fear]
the fear showing the worst of a shadow or candle setting .,
would bother the likes of moving objects , though magical:
'practice' to summon ghoulish fear is known to some childs
who are not accustomed to the actual magical curricular
opposed to learning and then forgetting innocence .,. .,. .,.
I mean the setting of learning affects innocence ,. and fear
will be known with some dreams .,. though summoning the
shadow as effect of light {candle or neighbor} not "spirit" . Moving light makes shadow . Fear is opposed innocence .