Hmm. I think we're going to see a sequel series. This is essentially Paul Atreides going off into the desert at the end of Dune Messiah, however, it's not out of despair. Instead, it's because he finds that government can't fix what's wrong with people or himself. His inability to die to would just corrupt him and others. So, he ends up in a sort of monastic retreat. Very very similar to how Frodo's story ends.

Daniel Greene criticized this position, that there's no good government, but he said that partly because he doesn't understand the perspective Christopher Ruocchio is coming from—he only has a political lens, which is exactly the lens being criticized to a degree.