Nineteen year old Jaime lives a life in isolation. Whether or not hem has chosen for it to be so is another thing entirely. Jaime has so far gone through life much like a shadow, no friends, absent family, and yet our protagonist has not given up on hope and seems yet to still strive for greater purpose and meaning. Jaime finds out about an evening philosophy course at his university and without hesitation immediately applies for it. Jaime hopes that there will be an abundance of like-minded individuals and perhaps, this is just a mere perhaps however, that hem will by chance find a friend or even something more. This is a tale about adolescence, self discovery, and inner turmoil. Jaime chooses to tackle life with all the sarcastic dark sense of comedy and cynicism that comes with being shunned from society. With all this said Jaime chooses to forever be the optimist, holding the firm hope that one day everything will be better.