In the narrative from "Sunshine on Scotland Street," a psychotherapist, Dr. St. Clair, engages his patient Bertie in a discussion about his desires. When asked if he would like to explore fantasies of escape, Bertie agrees, leading the therapist to take notes on the conversation, revealing Bertie's longing for something more outside his current life.
The reference to Iceland suggests a specific longing in Bertie’s imagination. While the exact reasons for his choice of Iceland remain unclear, it highlights his wish for adventure and change, illustrating the themes of exploration and personal desire within the story.