“The Fountainhead”, was one of Ayn Rand’s top selling novels. This novel represented the presence and use of morals. She presented Howard Roark, a struggling architect as an ordinary man who faces many obstacles but never chooses the easy way out. Roark is described to be committed to his work, for being an altruist, and for being independent. His morals are based on his inspiration to his work, and he believes, for survival, people should follow their instincts and their minds. Roark is presented as an ideal man, an independent and honest employee, and as a practical human. Rand presents Roark in contempt to show readers his misfortune, and struggles, as to how he overcomes these obstacles without being mendacious but showing expediency. Rand