# Author's Note explained — “We”

> Chapter companion for “We” by Charles A. Lindbergh.

## What happens

Charles Lindbergh introduces Fitzhugh Green as the author of an account of his receptions, expressing trust in Green's judgment and his ability to capture the spirit of Lindbergh's efforts for aviation.

## Themes in this chapter

### Heroism and Modesty

Lindbergh delegates the story of his receptions to another writer, showing humility and focus on aviation rather than self-promotion.

### Individual Achievement and Collective Support

Lindbergh acknowledges the role of Fitzhugh Green in capturing the collective spirit of the receptions, blending personal achievement with public support.

## Character check-ins

### Charles Lindbergh

Author of the note, endorsing Fitzhugh Green's account.

### Fitzhugh Green

Selected by Lindbergh to write an account of the receptions.

## Key lines

> I have asked Fitzhugh Green to write a brief account of my various receptions not only because I think he has caught the spirit of what I have tried to do for aviation, but because I trust his judgment in selection of material.

Lindbergh commissioned Fitzhugh Green to document his receptions, citing Green's alignment with Lindbergh's aviation goals and his reliable editorial choices.

_Lindbergh explains his rationale for choosing Green as the author._

## Links

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