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WHO IS JOHN GALT? 1957–1968
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It was no coincidence that emotion cracked open Rand’s world. By
the time he met Patrecia, Nathan had created a monster out of NBI.
Under Nathan’s hand the institute drew forth and magnifi ed the worst
tendencies of Objectivism: its dogmatism, encouragement of judgment,
rationalization of sexuality, suppression of emotion. Of all these tendencies,
it was the last that would boomerang most sharply on Rand
herself.
For the dedicated, the break was tantamount to a divorce between
beloved parents. Ayn, Nathan, and Barbara had stood as exemplars and
role models for their Objectivist fl ock. They suggested that the ideals of
Rand’s fi ction could be lived in the ordinary world and that true love
and deep friendship were possible. When Ayn and Nathan broke apart
many Objectivists were shattered too. One fan sent Rand a heartfelt
missive: “Today, when I received a copy of the issue ‘To Whom it May
Concern’ I cried.” 70 The rationally ordered universe NBI students sought
and found in Rand was no more.
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