Harolde Johnson

A young boy named Harolde Johnson grows up close to the end of the 21st century, as he learns to live with his Anxiety, Epilepsy, and Schizophrenia. All is well in his earlier life, as his parents, Hugh and Caroline, shield him from the world's dangers. This later backfires, however, as Harolde agrees to an optional draft sent out for World War III in 2088. Despite his obvious ignorance and his parents pleading for him not to, he lies his way into the military with intentions of becoming a hero by serving his country. Ultimately, that becomes the biggest mistake of his life, as he's exposed to the cruel, graphic nature of war, and almost dies several times. When he finally confesses the truth and gets relieved, he runs into the love of his dreams, Margret. The two fall in love, get married, and start a family. However, Harolde doesn't know how to deal with himself, and starts to take it out on his wife and two sons, Berri and Wenston. Now his family (as well as one of his friends from the war) has to push him into seeking help and becoming a better person. Even with everyone else's efforts, Harolde's future lies in only his own hands. Can he save himself, or will he become a slave to his own anger and illness?