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In which a sprightly and long-lived interlocutor named Zoo engages in a spirited dialectic with a staid elderly gentleman about the nature of life, progress, and the divergent perspectives born of difference in longevity, touching upon science, religion, and society with a characteristic mixture of acerbic wit and solemnity. Their exchanges reveal the deep chasms between minds shaped by brief flames and those tempered by centuries, as well as the political and philosophical quandaries arising from these contrasts on the fates of nations and individuals alike.
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