Synopsis

Amidst the hushed reverence of a museum exhibit dedicated to Ancient Rome, Marge and Homer found themselves embroiled in a familiar disagreement. The topic, as it often did, centered on Homer’s perceived lack of ambition. The argument escalated, blossoming into a whimsical speculation about how Homer might navigate Roman society were he driven by a desire for advancement. They conjured a vivid, if improbable, portrait of a Homer consumed by career aspirations within the sprawling empire.