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Translator's Summary.. The Journey of Styles is one that could never be understood if it were not for the constant retellings of its story. The book was first discovered in the Barthes farmhouse near the town of St Cecile de Cayrou in South West France in the year of 2008. The handwritten book enclosed in a sealed envelope dated 1812. A brief note written in French gave the date and location of where the book had been discovered. Knights of St John Monastery, Valetta Malta. 1783 by French forces.The original book was written Hebrew and chronicled the travels of an Australian man known as Styles. The events that took place in the years 1771 to 1783. The events that occur are strikingly similar to the events of Cook and others towards the end of the 1800's. However no such documented voyages occurred. The story was told by an unknown narrator and the events within recounted the travels of a man from Australia known as Styles. Due to the long periods of time Styles spends alone in the book it can only be assumed that he is in fact the author. An argument against this would be that the narrator never once calls himself Styles. If the story was true we could assume it was told orally by Styles to an as yet unidentified scribe. In modern times we find ourselves once again presented with the truth. It is the year 2020 and with the internet, we find ourselves able to find any truth. It seems this book was written for the future generations - one in fact - this one. As we search for answers we find they were already found. They were waiting for us all along.