In United States Becomes Leviathan, Trey Knowles tells an allegorical story about the rise of a powerful nation and the weight of the influence it carries.

Using the ancient symbol of Leviathan—the great creature of the sea—the narrative explores how a country born from the ideals of liberty and justice can grow into a force that shapes the currents of the entire world.

Through imagery of oceans, ships, and watchers of history, the story reflects on power, responsibility, and the tension between a nation's founding vision and the immense authority it gains over time.

It invites readers to consider a timeless question: when a nation becomes powerful beyond measure, will it guide the waters with wisdom or become the very force it once warned against?