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“You must understand something, George. The world's leaders create catastrophes and resolve them-- all at their own whimsy-- every single day. It is how the world runs. Lacking anything else to believe in, common people need to believe in their leaders' abilities to save them. It's true! Their emotional well-being-- and yes, their fate-- depends on the intelligence and skill of those who manipulate the days' disasters. And it should go without saying that the one who succeeds in taking the reins of leadership-- by whatever means-- is the most intelligent and skillful, and therefore most qualified to lead.”

Quote by Trenton Lee Stewart

Work

The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prisoner's Dilemma

In this novel, a young boy is selected by a mysterious group known as The Mysterious Benedict Society. The story follows his journey as he navigates a series of challenges and puzzles, ultimately leading to a confrontation with a powerful adversary. more

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Trenton Lee Stewart
Trenton Lee Stewart

Trenton Lee Stewart is an American author known for his children's literature. His most famous work is the 'Mysterious Benedict Society' series, which has won the hearts of young readers worldwide. more

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