If Part III of Atlas Shrugged is done well, it can save the trilogy. That means everything, but especially context: Dagny Taggart is like Howard Roark in The Fountainhead, a rock standing against the storm. In Atlas Shrugged, Rand acknowledged that even a rock cannot stand forever, so she introduced Atlantis as a refuge. It is an essential device, inseparable from John Galt, and perhaps even more important than the Objectivist message itself, since the story makes clear that the ideas cannot be implemented without the place. I am hoping that the script does something to make Atlantis credible in a way the novel did not. Any ideas?