This chapter's epigraph comes from a poem by a famous poet, Henry David Thoreau. The poem is about a young man who leaves his family and goes to seek refuge in the woods. The young man, who is called Henry David, is a member of the Un-Ling sect, a group of followers of the founder of the New World Order, the late Lord Buddha. The protagonist of the poem is a young boy named Henry David. He is the son of a wealthy and powerful family. His father is the founder and leader of the Old World Order. His mother is a wealthy woman who has been married to a wealthy man for many years. Her husband is a religious fanatic who believes in the existence of God and the supernatural. He believes that God is the center of the universe and that the universe is governed by God's will. He also believes that the world should be governed by the laws of nature and that God should be the supreme ruler of all things. Henry David's mother is the daughter of a rich and powerful man. She is the mother of a young woman who was kidnapped by the Un