Dreamers

A Dreamer is a type of mortal who actively uses their creative potential and creates glamour. They're so imaginative and talented in some art, science, or craft so that which what they produce (be it music, novels, paintings, food or even simply ideas)  is compelling or even sublime. It may or may not have mass appeal. What matters most is that  it resonates for the changeling who has claimed this mortal as a source of personal glamour. The gathering of glamour from a Dreamer is called Epiphany. There are three commonly used means to reach Epiphany with a Dreamer and a fourth path that is forbidden by the Escheat.

Dreamers make up only a small percentage of humanity. The same factors that make San Francisco a haven for changelings also provides ideal habitat for Dreamers. The Escheat, via the Right of Ignorance, forbids the kithain from revealing themselves to even their Dreamers. Most changelings obey this and consider it criminal to expose their true selves to their Dreamers. They also consider it criminal to bring harm of any kind to a Dreamer, even those who have been claimed by rivals or enemies within changeling society.

...but even (or especially) in the Haight, there are some notable exceptions.

Humans who have, for whatever reason been accepted as part of kithain society and have sworn some kind of oath of friendship or fealty to a changeling are considered part of their retinue. Most such mortals are kinain, prodigals, Dreamers, or a combination therein. As a member of a changeling's retinue, they have the same protections under the Escheat as a chimerical companion. Childlings are more likely to have human retinues than wilders and grumps; these imaginative playmates have not yet had rational thinking and scepticism drilled into them.