Henry & Leo question

I have noticed many questions about the crowns in Henry and Leo.
There is in fact a method to my madness. I imagined "Henry and Leo" much like a dream. Our dreams are both "real" and "unreal" simultaneously.
What if the entire story from start to finish is Henry's dream? Or perhaps we assume just the middle lush woods section where Leo comes to life is Henry's dream. What is real? We make so many assumptions about what we know to be true. In dreams we unconsciously combine elements of our daily outer life experiences with our inner imagined life. If you look closely- everyone wears a different crown...The Bear has the same crown as the Father. (The Father carries Henry home on his shoulders and the Bear carries Leo home.) The mother and the fox have the same crown. The sister with her ponytails and the rabbit have the same crown. Henry has the same crown as Leo, but Leo only wears the crown in the woods alone - because Leo is in fact Henry. It is very subtle I understand that...but I want people to question and wonder. But for me it was all about bringing elements of family walking in the woods into Henry's dream. Henry's other toys also mirror the animals chosen in the woods. Leo's life comes from Henry's love. For me crowns represent the "spirit of things" - the higher power in things and so yes-I often use crowns. Hope this helps! Pamela Zagarenski