Ayn Rand Quotes

He Needed The People And The Clamour Around Him. There Was No Questions And No Doubts When He Stood On A Platform Over A Sea Of Faces; The Air Was Heavy, Compact, Saturated With A Single Solvent-admiration; There Was No Room For Anything Else. He Was Great; Great As The Number Of People Who Told Him So. He Was Right; Right As The Number Of People Who Believed It. He Looked At The Faces, At The Eyes, He Saw Himself Born In Them, He Saw Himself Granted The Gift Of Life. That Was Peter Keating, That, The Reflection In Those Staring Pupils, And His Body Was Only It's Reflection.

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