On the throne of the world, any delusion can become fact.
In his book "Julian," Gore Vidal explores themes of power and perception through the lens of historical narrative. The quote, "On the throne of the world, any delusion can become fact," reflects the idea that those in positions of authority can manipulate reality to fit their narratives. This suggests that leaders can distort truth and influence public opinion, blurring the lines between what is real and what is fabricated.
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