Coming in the Fall of 2012, the Krotona drama continues with Vol. VI. covering the years 1932-1940. We will read what Krishnamurti had to say regarding the Theosophical Society as he was invited to speak at the Theosophical Convention in December 1933 after Dr. Besant's death on September 20. Warrington writes to Geroge Hall on May 7 1933, "Strange as it may seem you are almost as well posted as I am about things here within the circle that is pushing the wagon just now. If you are not in that circle you had just as well be in China. I am known to be a Krishnaji sympathizer and that in a very subtle way finishes me."Krishnamurti's talks divided the leaders at that time, and nomination for the new President caused many to be concerned as to what the candidates views were about Krishanmurti's outlook. There were considerable objections among themselves regarding who would stand.