AKRASIA

In a world where deserts are alive and the very pulse can be manipulated, a family’s legacy determines the future of the
planet, as they witness how faith can turn into obsession; how survival can mean betraying what one fights for; and how the answers lie buried behind fear, pride, and guilt.
Every light casts a shadow. When that happens, even those who strive to save the world can become part of its downfall.
Socrates famously argued that akrasia was impossible — that if someone truly knew the good, they would do it. Aristotle disagreed with Socrates and described akrasia as a common human failing: we can understand the right choice, yet still choose other­wise because of impulse, pleasure, or distraction.