In Mohsin Hamid's thought-provoking novel 'The Last White Man', a societal metamorphosis begins when Anders, a young man, discovers his skin has inexplicably turned dark. The same phenomenon starts happening to others, sparking widespread upheaval. As the world grapples with this unexplained transformation, Anders finds solace in his deepening relationship with Oona, a longtime acquaintance who becomes his lover. Together, they navigate a landscape of fear and prejudice, seeking understanding and the opportunity for rebirth in a society struggling with identity and change. Through lyrical prose, Hamid examines the essence of human connection and the power of empathy to transcend societal divisions.