A universal icon is the key to turn an ideal into a reality.

Mr. Naked was the perfect symbol, the John Gabriel • of social networks. It was simply majestic.

Or so they say.

Mr. Naked was a young, and revolutionary politician who spoke with too much passion, and honesty, about human nature, and the obstacles that prevent us from being ourselves. In his last speech before the elections for the president seat he said that a society cannot be happy if we all wear masks in front of the world. And then he undressed until he was left only in his underwears.

Due to his excellent oratory ability, he won those elections, and some more re-elections until a conservative threw him chlorydric acid in a restaurant. He contracted a very serious infection while he was at the hospital, and died.

But the seed of his knowledge never disappeared. And his motto prevailed:

Pursue freedom. Clothes are a taboo.

• John Gabriel is a character in the book The Blood Rose by Agatha Christie who was chosen as a candidate of a political party solely because of his image in front of the public. He presented himself as a kind man, a war hero with very strong values, and that favored his election.