As
the strong female character, Dagny Taggart can be compared to many of the other
character in this book but one particular character is described in the same
light as Dagny. Hank Rearden and Dagny Taggart seem almost identical in various
ways. Their work ethics and personality match perfectly.
Both
Hank Rearden and Dagny Taggart have similar work ethics that constantly connect
them to each other throughout the story. While most characters believe work is
something you must do but should not enjoy it, Hank and Dagny work because it
brings them joy. They both feel at ease while working and only seem to care
about their work. Dagny believes
in working for the profit in the same way Hank only cares about increasing his
business. Dagny and Hank are willing to do anything they can to keep their
business up and running and will not take no for an answer. Their drive to succeed
and out compete everyone and anyone is what connects them together the most.
According to acquaintances and
family members of both Hank and Dagny, they are antisocial, hard workers,
conceded, and not normal. The two tend to keep to themselves and try to avoid
any conversation that will distract them form their work. Dagny and Hank
connect on a personal level apart from a professional level. Hank and Dagny
open up to each other more than they would to anyone else. They tend to dislike
the same people and are constantly described in the manner from those who do
not know them. They both have similar ambitions for their companies and
disregard what others have to say about them. As these two dynamic characters continue to interact, their
similarities continue to grow.
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