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Two things went wrong on that fateful occasion. First, the electroshock generator failed, and the only man who knew how to repair it turned out to be John Galt himself. Galt's calm and careful proposal for repair of the very device that had been causing him pain, caused the generator's operating technician to flee the project site, and then caused one of Ferris' two witnesses, [[James Taggart]], to suffer a complete nervous breakdown.
 
Two things went wrong on that fateful occasion. First, the electroshock generator failed, and the only man who knew how to repair it turned out to be John Galt himself. Galt's calm and careful proposal for repair of the very device that had been causing him pain, caused the generator's operating technician to flee the project site, and then caused one of Ferris' two witnesses, [[James Taggart]], to suffer a complete nervous breakdown.
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The second thing happened while Ferris and [[Wesley Mouch]] were transporting Jim Taggart to the nearest hospital. A [[militia]] [[commando]] force led by [[Ragnar Danneskjold]] liberated John Galt from the project site and killed several of its guards in the process.
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The second thing happened while Ferris and [[Wesley Mouch]] were transporting Jim Taggart to the nearest hospital (presumably Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, then in Hanover). A [[militia]] [[commando]] force led by [[Ragnar Danneskjold]] liberated John Galt from the project site and killed several of its guards in the process.
    
== Aftermath ==
 
== Aftermath ==
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