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"
We
have
discarded
all
our
petty
differences
,
"
Wesley
Mouch
was
now
saying
into
the
microphone
,
"
all
partisan
opinions
,
all
personal
interests
and
selfish
views
—
in
order
to
serve
under
the
selfless
leadership
of
John
Galt
!
"
Why
are
they
listening
?
—
thought
Dagny
.
Don
’
t
they
see
the
hallmark
of
death
in
those
faces
,
and
the
hallmark
of
life
in
his
?
Which
state
do
they
wish
to
choose
?
Which
state
do
they
seek
for
mankind
?
.
.
.
She
looked
at
the
faces
in
the
ballroom
.
They
were
nervously
blank
;
they
showed
nothing
but
the
sagging
weight
of
lethargy
and
the
staleness
of
a
chronic
fear
.
They
were
looking
at
Galt
and
at
Mouch
,
as
if
unable
to
perceive
any
difference
between
them
or
to
feel
concern
if
a
difference
existed
,
their
empty
,
uncritical
,
unvaluing
stare
declaring
:
"
Who
am
I
to
know
?
"
She
shuddered
,
remembering
his
sentence
:
"
The
man
who
declares
,
‘
Who
am
I
to
know
?
’
is
declaring
,
‘
Who
am
I
to
live
?
’
"
Did
they
care
to
live
?
—
she
thought
.
They
did
not
seem
to
care
even
for
the
effort
of
raising
that
question
.
.
.
She
saw
a
few
faces
who
seemed
to
care
.
They
were
looking
at
Galt
with
a
desperate
plea
,
with
a
wistfully
tragic
admiration
—
and
with
hands
lying
limply
on
the
tables
before
them
.
These
were
the
men
who
saw
what
he
was
,
who
lived
in
frustrated
longing
for
his
world
—
but
tomorrow
,
if
they
saw
him
being
murdered
before
them
,
their
hands
would
hang
as
limply
and
their
eyes
would
look
away
,
saying
,
"
Who
am
I
to
act
?
"
"
Unity
of
action
and
purpose
,
"
said
Mouch
,
"
will
bring
us
to
a
happier
world
.
.
.
"
Mr
.
Thompson
leaned
toward
Galt
and
whispered
with
an
amiable
smile
,
"
You
’
ll
have
to
say
a
few
words
to
the
country
,
later
on
,
after
me
.
No
,
no
,
not
a
long
speech
,
just
a
sentence
or
two
,
no
more
.
Just
‘
hello
,
folks
’
or
something
like
that
,
so
they
’
ll
recognize
your
voice
.
"
The
faintly
stressed
pressure
of
the
"
secretary
’
s
"
muzzle
against
Galt
’
s
side
added
a
silent
paragraph
.
Galt
did
not
answer
.
"
The
John
Galt
Plan
,
"
Wesley
Mouch
was
saying
,
"
will
reconcile
all
conflicts
.
It
will
protect
the
property
of
the
rich
and
give
a
greater
share
to
the
poor
.
It
will
cut
down
the
burden
of
your
taxes
and
provide
you
with
more
government
benefits
.
It
will
lower
prices
and
raise
wages
.
It
will
give
more
freedom
to
the
individual
and
strengthen
the
bonds
of
collective
obligations
.
It
will
combine
the
efficiency
of
free
enterprise
with
the
generosity
of
a
planned
economy
.
"
