³1username³2TimShell³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2980751967³2ip³224.25.202.103³2data³2newauthor³31³3minor³30³3text³3Atlas Shrugged, Part 1, Chapter 2, section 1:

* Plot summary
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* Setting
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* Characters
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* Plot summary
Hank Rearden watches triumphantly as the first order of Rearden Metal is poured.  He reflects n the ten years of struggle to produce Rearden Metal, and as he walks home he reviews his life.  To celebrate his triump, Rearden makes a bracelet out of the first Rearden Metal that is pured and gives it to his wife, Lillian.  Lillian cannot appreciate the triumph this gift symbolizes and uses the occassion to ridicule her husband's sentimentalism.  She makes a big deal about Rearden attending a party she is throwing in three months time.  Also at the Rearden home are his brother Philip, his mother, and a friend, Paul Larkin, who has come to warn Rearden of possible trouble in Washington.  His family insults and criticizes Rearden for the crime of being able to support them.  He tries to understand their behavior but cannot come to acknowledge the depths of their depravity.  He believes they are expressing the same concerns that he feels, but only in a different way.  The abuse Rearden receives from his family in the second part of this scene creates a stark contrast to the triumphant achievement at the mill in the firs part of the scene.
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* Setting
Rearden Steel mills in Philadelphia and Rearden's home.
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* Characters
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* Plot summary
Hank Rearden watches triumphantly as the first order of Rearden Metal is poured.  He reflects n the ten years of struggle to produce Rearden Metal, and as he walks home he reviews his life.  To celebrate his triump, Rearden makes a bracelet out of the first Rearden Metal that is pured and gives it to his wife, Lillian.  Lillian cannot appreciate the triumph this gift symbolizes and uses the occassion to ridicule her husband's sentimentalism.  She makes a big deal about Rearden attending a party she is throwing in three months time.  Also at the Rearden home are his brother Philip, his mother, and a friend, Paul Larkin, who has come to warn Rearden of possible trouble in Washington.  His family insults and criticizes Rearden for the crime of being able to support them.  He tries to understand their behavior but cannot come to acknowledge the depths of their depravity.  He believes they are expressing the same concerns that he feels, but only in a different way.  The abuse Rearden receives from his family in the second part of this scene creates a stark contrast to the triumphant achievement at the mill in the firs part of the scene.
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* Setting
Rearden Steel mills in Philadelphia and Rearden's home.
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* Characters
GwenIves: Mentioned.
HankRearden
LillianRearden
MrsBeacham: First and only mention.
PassengerNumber3: First and only appearance.
PassengerNumber4: First and only appearance.
PaulLarkin
PhilipRearden
ReardensMother
WorkerNumber1: First and only appearance.


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Atlas Shrugged, Part 1, Chapter 2, section 1:

* Plot summary
Hank Rearden watches triumphantly as the first order of Rearden Metal is poured.  He reflects n the ten years of struggle to produce Rearden Metal, and as he walks home he reviews his life.  To celebrate his triump, Rearden makes a bracelet out of the first Rearden Metal that is pured and gives it to his wife, Lillian.  Lillian cannot appreciate the triumph this gift symbolizes and uses the occassion to ridicule her husband's sentimentalism.  She makes a big deal about Rearden attending a party she is throwing in three months time.  Also at the Rearden home are his brother Philip, his mother, and a friend, Paul Larkin, who has come to warn Rearden of possible trouble in Washington.  His family insults and criticizes Rearden for the crime of being able to support them.  He tries to understand their behavior but cannot come to acknowledge the depths of their depravity.  He believes they are expressing the same concerns that he feels, but only in a different way.  The abuse Rearden receives from his family in the second part of this scene creates a stark contrast to the triumphant achievement at the mill in the firs part of the scene.
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* Setting
Rearden Steel mills in Philadelphia and Rearden's home.
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* Characters
GwenIves: Mentioned.
HankRearden
LillianRearden
MrsBeacham: First and only mention.
PassengerNumber3: First and only appearance.
PassengerNumber4: First and only appearance.
PaulLarkin
PhilipRearden
ReardensMother
WorkerNumber1: First and only appearance.


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