For the youth, the status quo isn't a fixed law of nature—it’s a choice. Being "dreamy" allows them to envision a version of the world that doesn't exist yet, which is the first step toward any major reform. 2. The Value of the "Dreamer"
Léo was twenty, and to the Council, he was a liability. While the town built square, sturdy houses to withstand the salt air, Léo spent his days in the abandoned shipyard, sketching structures that looked like birds in flight. For the youth, the status quo isn't a