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And then the very next chapter we get Wraith just, like, poking right at those doubts.

And that's what kind of bummed me out about that little interaction he has with Lord Wraith.

But, yeah, so back to this chapter.

What she tells him, we got to talk about the Idiot.

before we get perfect idiot yeah because that's what something that he brings up um i don't even know how to explain this he says if everyone on a planet has a unique gift it could be it could be anything right but something that's unique that they are uniquely good at regardless of what it is then the hypothesis is every person also possesses

And anti-talent, he calls it.

Mm-hmm.

Yep.

And every once in a while, you're going to have somebody who's put in a situation that is the guaranteed worst possible situation they could be put in.

And they're going to fuck it up because they can't not but fuck it up.

he says there's always a perfect idiot somewhere and I thought about that guys I had to put the book down for a second what did you like I don't even I'm thinking about that in real life and like not to be overly political but this might be like the best explanation

For like Trump.

I've ever.

But he's also a man that had very specific talents.

That allowed him to.

Whether we value those talents or not.

Right like.

I'm calling it a talent, and that sounds like I'm making it like a judgment, like it's a good thing.

But I just mean he's gifted at a very specific type of thing, which happens to be like a grift and a con, and he's very good at that.

And that's his unique talent that helped, you know.