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[oui-ministre.livejournal.com]

After seeing Cayce's poll on the bulletin board and much flicking through the notes he had already made on the park, Beaufort still found himself rather unable to answer some of the questions asked. Simply because most of them struck him as a lot more complicated as ticking a box. This reminded him that there were certain people who he needed to talk to on the subject on politics and the park. Notebly, historical figures.


Again, written on Ministerial paper.

Dear Mr Adams,

I must confess I am only writing because Mr Crowley mentioned your name and your reputation does precede you. At first, I was only going to ask if you had any books on political philosophy, but after much thought, I was wondering if you would be interested in meeting, perhaps for coffee, to discuss how it could, or could not, be possible to relate some of the ideas in political philosophy to the way this park works. I only ask you, as I must concede that you will know more about philosophy and how the park works than I do, simply because you probably have more first hand experience of the application of philosophy than I do, and because I have only been here a short time.

I do understand if you don't want to, as I haven't actually met you yet, but it would be my pleasure.

Yours sincerely,
Jean-Etienne Beaufort