Synopsis

A shadow fell upon young Verne. The whispers had begun, subtle at first, then growing bolder: that he was not truly of the family. Doubts, like insidious vines, crept into his heart, twisting his perceptions. He began to believe his biological father was none other than Benjamin Franklin himself. This misguided conviction culminated in a disastrous interference with the esteemed scientist’s most celebrated experiment – a folly that threatened to unravel more than just a scientific endeavor. Now,