The Late Scholar

Peter, now the Duke of Denver, finds himself thrust into the intriguing role of the Visitor, a position that carries significant weight and responsibility. As he navigates the world of academia and its complexities, he grapples with the challenges that come with overseeing the institutions he once held in high regard.

The narrative unfurls as Peter delves deeper into his new duties, unveiling a web of politics and personal drama within the scholarly circles. His interactions with fellow academics reveal the underlying tensions and rivalries that often accompany intellectual pursuits. The balance between duty and personal ambition becomes increasingly delicate as he seeks to uphold the integrity of the academic environment.

Amidst this turmoil, Peter’s journey is marked by self-discovery and a quest for meaning in a world dominated by expectations. The story weaves together humor, mystery, and philosophical musings, inviting readers to consider the true essence of scholarship and the obligations that come with authority.