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+# Chapter 3: The Proxy Throne
+
+> “He never raised his voice.  
+> He never pulled the trigger.  
+> He simply whispered to the man who would.”
+
+---
+
+## I. The Genius of Indirection
+
+Andrew LeCody was not a loud man.  
+He did not rule with fury.  
+He ruled with *plausibility*.
+
+He found others—  
+angrier, louder, more confrontational.  
+And he made them kings in rooms he *owned* without ever entering.
+
+These were not random alliances.  
+They were tactical deployments.
+
+He gave them recognition.  
+He gave them influence.  
+And in return, they became *his mask*.
+
+---
+
+## II. The Cult of the Enforcers
+
+They came with different names.  
+Different roles.  
+Different energies.
+
+But the pattern was always the same:
+
+- One to mock.
+- One to intimidate.
+- One to "reasonably" explain his decisions after the damage was done.
+
+These were his *proxies*.  
+They enforced his will without attribution.  
+And when they went too far?
+
+He shook his head,  
+sighed softly,  
+and said,  
+> “I’ll talk to him.”
+
+He never did.
+
+Because that *was* the plan.
+
+---
+
+## III. Triangulation as Governance
+
+In narcissistic systems, triangulation is not an accident—  
+it is **policy**.
+
+One enforcer was the bad cop.  
+Another was the “neutral” mediator.  
+Andrew played the reluctant benevolent,  
+always willing to “reconsider” after the target was already exhausted and disoriented.
+
+This created a reality distortion field—  
+where people couldn’t tell if they were paranoid or prophetic.
+
+By the time they figured it out,  
+they were gone.
+
+And the throne?  
+Still warm.
+
+---
+
+## IV. The Language of Distance
+
+Note how he never acted alone.  
+Never used “I” when blame was near.  
+Always “we.”
+
+> “We discussed it.”  
+> “We all agreed.”  
+> “It’s not personal.”
+
+And yet—no names.  
+No transcripts.  
+No paper trails.
+
+Only proxies.  
+Only fog.
+
+He ruled in negative space.  
+His power was defined by what *wasn't there*—  
+clarity, accountability, truth.
+
+---
+
+## V. Field Notes
+
+- Narcissists in leadership roles often develop *multi-tiered enforcer networks* to preserve deniability.
+- Emotional triangulation is more than a relationship pattern—it’s a governance structure.
+- When you cannot identify who made the decision, it means **the narcissist already won**.
+
+---
+
+## VI. Closing Echo
+
+> “He never needed to be the face.  
+> Just the silence behind it.  
+>
+> His enforcers screamed,  
+> while he curated minutes.  
+> They threatened,  
+> while he drafted bylaws.  
+>
+> They were his voice.  
+> But never his fingerprints.
+>
+> And that is how you build  
+> a **proxy throne**.”
+