Lucy Hood, a remarkable individual born in 2010 in a quaint Mississippi town, exhibited an early fascination with geography, history, and politics. Despite grappling with the challenges of Depression and ADHD, Lucy's innate curiosity and tenacity fueled her intellectual pursuits.
In 2025, Lucy achieved a significant milestone by penning her inaugural book. Recognizing her potential, she embarked on an academic journey at Virginia University, where she honed her scholarly skills. However, Lucy's thirst for knowledge and adventure led her to cross the Atlantic and immerse herself in the vibrant intellectual landscape of Scotland.
In this new chapter of her life, Lucy became a vital member of the radical anarcho-communist group, 
Hostis. Rather than being drawn solely to the group's focus on 
de Sade, Lucy found her intellectual home in the ideas of 
Tiqqun and 
Endnotes.
The culmination of Lucy's journey unfolded in 2035 with the Scottish insurrection, a pivotal moment in history. Lucy actively participated in this transformative event, and when the insurrection emerged victorious, it marked the realization of a shared dream. Finally, Lucy and her compatriots could chart their own course, guided by the collective wisdom they had cultivated through their struggles.