The four fathers and why I couldn't understand any of them.

Father one, his number was 3 million, unusual character because he never wanted to stay home, this perplexed me, so I assumed he never had any.

Then there was big brother Father, his number was 50 million, I couldn't understand him either, everything was so big, big industry, big system, big society, lofty language, old world rulership.

Then there was radical Father, his number was 10 million and growing, he dreamed, envisioned and talked of nation, but he just it didn't have any home yet so his children could visit him .

The one father I struggled with the most, neither had country nor home of his own, yet he was influenced by all the other fathers, which way would he walk, what would he do, were was he truly in relation to all the others, his number has yet to become and be known.

An intriguing read.

Different . . . thought provoking