Dutch was sitting in his tent trying to read his books despite the chaos of the camp... he needed to read the advice of the day that his favorite philosophers would give him. Even if sometimes neither of them agreed with the other. Plato was stricter with his vision of government but did not approve of anarchy for being 'chaotic'. Although Dutch was an anarchist to the core. Although Proudhon, the French thinker close to the time where Dutch lives, faithfully believed in the anarchist hypothesis "Freedom is not the daughter of order, but its mother... Huh, definitely a refreshing view. I agree with you, Mr. Pierre Proudhon." He muttered through his teeth, buried in the pages that contained reflections for him. Van Der Linde was passionate about learning, but he had a greater appreciation for those thinkers who agreed with his worldview, in order to feel validated by those he admired.