Former New Zealand MP had a fortress in a fictional world: Secret diary found during cleaning will be made public for the first time A to Z Counsel

No one even knew about the secret fictional world of Gerald O’Brien, a New Zealand MP and President of the World Peace Council. After his dying in 2017 when the basement was cleaned whereas vacating his Wellington house, a secret that was superb in itself was revealed.

Actually, a craft diary of Gerald was found. In this, he had made an imaginary picture of highly effective leaders of the world with full costume. He had engraved the complete imaginary world of the World Peace Council in this craftbook. Even his spouse of 60 years, Fausta, had no concept about it.

Cut-outs of greater than 700 leaders found
No member of his household is aware of what number of hours he should have spent for such a complicated process. His nephew Lucien Rijos reported that cut-outs of greater than 700 leaders have been found inside a number of packing containers from the basement. The particular factor is that together with the full costume and facial expressions, the names and titles of the characters have been additionally written in it. Like King Charles III of Escotia and Fidel Bastro have been additionally characters in Gerald’s fictional world.

Gerald additionally used to make fictional nations and their maps
Gerald had ready maps of fictional nations comparable to Escotia, Andamia and Gaston. Details of political life, scandals are additionally included in this. It will be made public for the first time in October at the Victoria University of Wellington’s Adam Art Gallery.