Olivia I completely agree with you on your perspective on
Rearden. I think that his speech at his
trail was inspiring to the general public of the novel. Giving that the country
is at ruins, financially, he was kind of a light in people’s eyes one that might
not be obvious but it is clear what its intentions are. I also saw how when
Rearden was behind bars, that it was Rand’s way of telling the reader how
creativity was being drained from society, it was admirable how Rearden stood
up for what he believed in showing no fear, and as you stated I also believe
that Francisco was what gave Rearden a final push. Leading to Rand’s definition
of business.
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