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Ragnar disbanded his crew and suggested that they settle in the Gulch. He beached his ship in another secluded cove, and planned eventually to strip it of most of its armament and convert it into either a freighter or a passenger liner. He himself looked forward to following the career he had intended to pursue before John Galt had called him to go on strike: to teach philosophy.
Ragnar disbanded his crew and suggested that they settle in the Gulch. He beached his ship in another secluded cove, and planned eventually to strip it of most of its armament and convert it into either a freighter or a passenger liner. He himself looked forward to following the career he had intended to pursue before John Galt had called him to go on strike: to teach philosophy.
However, he would likely be called upon, once again, to act instead of teach. From the anarchy that followed the final collapse of the American government, came a loosely organized [[republic]] consisting mainly of regional [[militia]]s, all of which had organized themselves after John Galt's three-hour speech. This republic would inevitably attempt a restoration of [[Constitution of the United States|Constitutional]] government, but would ''also'' need to prosecute certain politicians and collaborators. Ragnar might well have received an appointment as either attorney general or as a special prosecutor.
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