52.      Bullwinkle

The Deltan council successfully orchestrates the departure of nearly a hundred troublemaking adolescents from Camelot, convincing them it is their own idea to establish a new settlement at an abandoned village site. Arnold hints that Bob manipulated events from behind the scenes, though he declines to know the details.

The Deltan council watches as approximately one hundred adolescents—identified as the worst troublemakers in Camelot—march away from camp shouting insults and challenges, departing toward an old abandoned village site. The council members maintain composure, some feigning upset expressions. After the group disappears, Arnold privately congratulates Archimedes and quietly suggests that Bob orchestrated the manipulation. Archimedes appears concerned but Arnold dismisses the matter, satisfied that the plan succeeded. The other council members acknowledge Archimedes with nods and smiles as they leave. Bob and Marvin observe the scene, recognizing that the troublemakers have been convinced through reverse psychology that relocating to the new village was their own decision, thereby relieving Camelot of their disruptive presence. Marvin expresses concern about potential long-term consequences, particularly the risk of future conflict between the new settlement and Camelot. Bob advises against worrying prematurely, though he internally acknowledges that Marvin's concern may be warranted.