Last Semester

During a tumultuous period of the Education Revolution, Meredith Winters, a former lecturer, faces dire consequences after being fired and nearly lynched. Now working as a housekeeper for his Nobel Prize-winning friend, Professor Arnold Fezwig, Meredith's stability is threatened when Fezwig is drawn into a quirky campaign for eco-friendly toilets. As the movement gains traction, Meredith must find a way to undermine the initiative to protect his job, home, and academic future. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, survival, and the absurdity of revolution.