How does Dahker present the problem with power in tissue? Paragraph analysis

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Problem with power could be presented through the ‘fine slips’ which refer to receipts, links to power because powerful people posses money, is this a good thing or a bad thing???
Also refers to credit cards which also records money it also very powerful.
‘Might fly our lives like paper kites’ reference to freedom and Dharker could could be talking about how money has restricted our freedom= so power has restricted freedom

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