Gately's dreams: Mrs. Waite, and Death
But he went over once or twice, maybe, under circumstances he’d forgot, and had sat in her kitchen, interfaced a little. […] His memories of whatever they discussed are unspecific.
Context
The waking version of the Mrs. Waite record: hedged, causeless, contentless. Set against the dream-kitchen's total fidelity two pages later, this is the scene's controlled experiment on what memory keeps versus what it will admit to keeping.