Hear, read the journal entry. She agreed with you. She was making something up. He was a monster and she was using him as a literary device:pic.twitter.com/DrNvEMpgGS
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Like I just said I don't actually believe his last-minute conversion and remorse was sincere But I don't know that it wasn't, it could've been And while if it were that wouldn't be enough to redeem him it would at least make him more human than this Joker cartoon Ayn made up
I don’t think it has any bearing. She was “psychologizing” him, which is something she warned against as entirely unreliable for anything other than character development in her later writings. Anything he did after his usefulness as a prop ended likely wouldn’t have mattered.
Okay My point is even if Hickman weren't real and no murder happened in real life, her fictional construct around it is deeply fucked - although the fact that one DID happen and Rand wasn't at all interested, even perfunctorily, in the victim or her family is also fucked
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