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== Life in the Gulch ==
 
== Life in the Gulch ==
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Quentin Daniels would not leave the Gulch for several months. Doubtless John Galt trained him in the theory and practice of electrostatic motors and hired him to take charge of the valley's electrostatic power plant when John Galt left the valley for the last time. When John Galt was later arrested in [[New York City]], Daniels probably participated as a member of [[Ragnar Danneskjold]]'s hastily assembled [[militia]] in the rescue operation that followed.
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Quentin Daniels would not leave the Gulch for several months. John Galt immediately hired him at the valley's electrostatic power plant, first as a janitor, then as an electrician, and presumably as the officer-in-charge when John Galt left the valley for the last time. When John Galt was later arrested in [[New York City]], Daniels probably participated as a member of [[Ragnar Danneskjold]]'s hastily assembled [[militia]] in the rescue operation that followed.
    
Daniels would remain in John Galt's employ through the winter. Then in the springtime of 1930, when John Galt determined that "the road [was] cleared," Daniels would probably take the post of chief manufacturing engineer in the company that John Galt would form to build electrostatic motors for a variety of transportation and stationary-power applications. Among the very first products would be a line of electrostatic [[locomotive]]s.
 
Daniels would remain in John Galt's employ through the winter. Then in the springtime of 1930, when John Galt determined that "the road [was] cleared," Daniels would probably take the post of chief manufacturing engineer in the company that John Galt would form to build electrostatic motors for a variety of transportation and stationary-power applications. Among the very first products would be a line of electrostatic [[locomotive]]s.
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