privilege. he did not want a throne as much as a place—any place would do—where he could simply be with the poor, the sad, the sick, the lonely, the misunderstood. and when he was with them, he said things and did things that re-made their whole world. he treated them with a love and a grace that made those who had been of no account suddenly realized they did count. those who had been lonely found a friend who felt, oddly enough, that he might just be an eternal friend. losers were made to feel like winners after all and the invisible people whom everyone else routinely overlooked came to 