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== The clue ==

== The clue ==

That night, Dagny waited at her apartment for Henry Rearden to come and see her. Francisco showed up first, uninvited. Dagny accused him of being "The Destroyer," but he denied that. But neither did he deny any knowledge of such a person. Francisco also insisted that in the end she would take the same road he had—to a place he called [[Atlantis (Atlas Shrugged)|Atlantis]]. This was not the classical [[Atlantic]] of Greek myth, but, she saw, a different kind of place, or perhaps only a concept.

That night, Dagny waited at her apartment for Henry Rearden to come and see her. Francisco showed up first, uninvited. Dagny accused him of being "The Destroyer," but he denied that. But neither did he deny any knowledge of such a person. Francisco also insisted that in the end she would take the same road he had—to a place he called [[Atlantis (Atlas Shrugged)|Atlantis]]. This was not the classical [[Atlantis]] of Greek myth, but, she saw, a different kind of place, or perhaps only a concept.

Before Francisco could explain further, Henry Rearden let himself in. The two men were each shocked to confront the other in this place of all places. They argued—about Dagny—and finally Henry, realizing at once that Francisco had been Dagny's original lover (a secret she had never before revealed to him), Rearden struck Francisco in a jealous rage. Francisco almost brutally restrained himself from striking back, and then left without another word.

Before Francisco could explain further, Henry Rearden let himself in. The two men were each shocked to confront the other in this place of all places. They argued—about Dagny—and finally Henry, realizing at once that Francisco had been Dagny's original lover (a secret she had never before revealed to him), Rearden struck Francisco in a jealous rage. Francisco almost brutally restrained himself from striking back, and then left without another word.