Great Powers

Great Powers represents the collective sovereign states whose geopolitical maneuvering shapes the crisis at Auderly House. As an amorphous entity of international diplomacy during the Cold War’s twilight, they embody the uneasy balance between superpower posturing and the fragility of negotiated peace. Their actions—dictating adamant stances, walking out of talks, re-entering only at peril—drive the world to the precipice of nuclear war despite the ornate setting concealing the immediacy of collapse. They are neither singular nor specific, but a collective force whose indecision and brinkmanship determine global fate.