In a Lifetime

"History is a load of bullshit."

"That's rich coming from someone who clearly knows a lot about it."

"Knows a lot about it. Ha! That's funny, you don't know why that's funny, but it is."

"Why do you hate history?"

"Why...? Because it's irrelevant."

On the outside, Argo is an ordinary 25 year old man. The catch is, he's been 25 for longer than he cares to remember.

He's immortal, and to him, history is just an ever repeating loop of human hypocrisy and an abundance of stupidity.

To Annalise, his newest annoyance, however, history is something amazing to be valued and used as a resource for future generations.

With political turmoil and civil unrest rising in the
country the two reside in, Annalise and her friends hope to make a difference.

Argo has seen this all before, what makes this any different? What could a single small group of barely adults possibly hope to accomplish?

"If history is irrelevant then what's the use of living it?"

"Good question."

Started 1/10/21