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Atlas Shrugged- Cherryl Taggart and Eddie Willers Compatitibility

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Uploaded by on Mar 24, 2010

An explanation of why I believe Cherryl Taggart and Eddie Willers would be compatitible.

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  • I disagree. Many people love each other because they are opposites.

  • There is a reason that Atlas Shrugged is still #2 best seller of all time!!

  • I actually always thought exactly the same thing about these two, there's a brief mention of the two of them meeting, which is when Cheryl finally finds out exactly what kind of person James Taggart is, I remember the first time I read it I thought that something might happen there - somewhat disappointing that it didn't.

  • I think you are right. Eddie is my favorite character in AS. I think that he survives (based on something Rand said), and I wish that he had met with Cherryl more.

  • I'm sorry I haven't been paying attention to YouTube for a while. I'm glad you did this long-awaited video! :-D

  • I think that Sheryl was swept up by Jim's wealth, which she naturally assumed was a product of virtue, instead of second-hand virtue.

    I agree her and Eddie would probably match well, but that just wasn't their purpose in the novel. I really like Sheryl's function in the book though if you know what I mean

  • I agree--they would have been in love at first sight.

  • imre,

    you're an idiot. You'd keep from looking like a fool by not commenting on books that are obviously over your head.

  • @imre1000

    Cherryl's suicide is supposed to indicate what an oppressive atmosphere does to innocence. Eddie Willers didn't die. His fate is bound to whether or not the heroes succeed.

  • maybe there ought to be a spin off book.hehe

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