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Surely in one of his many study sessions with Trevethon, Proximus must’ve learned about the United States, her power and glory, and the ideals of the U.S. At the very least, he should’ve been intrigued at the Greco-Roman motifs adopted by America during her founding. Proximus is obviously a fan of the Romans but surely him working to open ...
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