Simone Opie is an office worker specialising in human resources in Melbourne, Australia. She is a mature woman who loves the outdoors, good conversation and good company. She enjoys family, dogs and current affairs.
As conspiracy theories, religion, politics, and media collide, Eliza finds herself spiralling into a world where truth feels impossible to separate from paranoia. Haunted by failed relationships, global conflict, and fears of rising extremism, she spends her days questioning whether powerful institutions secretly shape society from the shadows. Alongside her new partner Sebastian — an atheist with theories as wild as her own — Eliza navigates love, loneliness, modern media, and the growing divide between personal belief and reality. Yet beneath the political obsession lies a deeply human story about trust, fear, identity, and the desperate search for meaning in an increasingly chaotic world.
Nazi Dystopia is a fictional collection of experiences and events, that lead Eliza to determine that she is living in a Nazi Dystopia. These accounts follow Eliza through medical experiences, dental experiences, sexual assaults and work conversations, leading her to the conclusion that Nazis have taken over. Is the Australia Eliza’s living in becoming like Germany during the 1930s rise of the Nazi Party?
