"Wilford's relentless quest to take control of his babies illustrates how his ambition has disrupted the lives of several key characters, particularly Layton and Sykes."
"Admiral Milius's overwhelming dominance over his troops showcases Wilford's vulnerability outside his previous environment of power and luxury aboard his trains."
"The interaction between Wilford and Admiral Milius reveals a tension-filled power struggle, emphasizing how Wilford's persuasive skills are no match for military authority."
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