It was the mob that swept him into office. However, it's unlikely that when more sober elements prevail they'll want to support a cripple and demagogue who depends on inflaming the mass with his lies and spellbinding.
The character previously elected into office enjoyed support from a powerful mob, suggesting that his rise was fueled by chaos and passion rather than rationality. This highlights the tension between the fervor of his followers and the more composed segments of society that may eventually take control.
As more rational forces emerge, it is uncertain whether they will continue to back a leader who is portrayed as weakened and manipulative. The...
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