Through their opposing appearances, dialogues, actions, and beliefs, Rand illustrates these themes - individualism and collectivism - and reveals how individualism leads to the triumphant success of first-handers and how collectivism leads to the downfall of the second-handers such as Peter Keating and Gail Wynand - who valued and believed that society should have a voice in their career decisions. Moreover, Rand's illustration of Roark’s honest morals, decision, and self-dedication of his mind led to his accomplishments of building his own dreams in his buildings, having a moral impact over society, and remaining the same throughout the world of socialism while Toohey’s immoral collectivism of controlling a weak individual led to his demise and not being on top of the world in
Through their opposing appearances, dialogues, actions, and beliefs, Rand illustrates these themes - individualism and collectivism - and reveals how individualism leads to the triumphant success of first-handers and how collectivism leads to the downfall of the second-handers such as Peter Keating and Gail Wynand - who valued and believed that society should have a voice in their career decisions. Moreover, Rand's illustration of Roark’s honest morals, decision, and self-dedication of his mind led to his accomplishments of building his own dreams in his buildings, having a moral impact over society, and remaining the same throughout the world of socialism while Toohey’s immoral collectivism of controlling a weak individual led to his demise and not being on top of the world in