The chapter delves into the intricate power dynamics between Roosevelt, Moses, and Smith in the context of their roles in various state park commissions and political ambitions. It explores how their conflicting ambitions, political schemes, and personal loyalties create tensions and culminate in confrontations and power struggles. The narrative emphasizes the misconception of Roosevelt as flighty and entitled, revealing his hidden determination and willpower towards his political aspirations.

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