Bones Gate: The Republican Cyan

A Story by Abishai100

A diorama about American political imagination among modern college students engaged in various democratic dances.

A fun/wry American politics parody inspired by Animal House as we celebrate this 20th-anniversary year of 9/11.

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Bones Gate is a respected/iconic American college fraternity house in a prestigious Ivy League school in New England (North America), where a multicultural membership/body comprises and represents an ideal about socialized democratic values and modern American spirits in general!

Well, this year, Bones Gate is inviting a special Republican convention diplomat/representative to a special costume-party during Homecoming designed to market/promote an American celebration of media and capitalism.

This RNC representative is Dan Quayle, a very unusual but popular/iconic American DC politician whose work in the White House revealed an American fascination with the blending of lifestyle-values and social democratic rhetoric and the voting-process reflective of various American issues such as Affirmative-Action, Social-Security, and Homeland-Security!

The Bones Gate costume-party will be a celebration of a great Homecoming idea about masquerade and Ancient Greece festivities/ornaments like togas and spiked punch called Cutters or 'teas' for the members/attendees. This is the atmosphere in which the RNC 'man' Quayle finds himself taking smartphone-photos and attempting to promote the voting-process among today's festive/spirited college students.

QUAYLE (Republican Man): We want our students to feel educated about modern globalism 'subjects' like modern terrorism.

At the Homecoming Bones Gate party, the Republican 'man' Quayle is found trying to insist one female guest/attendee, a sorority-member tied to Bones Gate house, to switch from Democrat to Republican, and the pseudo-solicitation prompts a major campus debate the following week about the weight behind socially engaged forms of political advocacy and marketing in the modern academic environment. This is ironically a welcomed controversy.

The female Bones Gate party attendee in question is Sareena, a huge fan of Democrats including Jefferson, Clinton, and Obama, and she insists that the idea that switching to Republicanism is 'convenient' must be questioned by today's students who're studying the contours of graphic-media in American magazine culture.

BONES GATE EXECUTIVE: We'll stand by/behind Sareena if this Republican proposition is untimed and yield Democrat bias!

This is a modern 'cauldron' issue, but it goes to the idea of using media to market/promote free ideas about political advocacy and choice and education itself. Why not entertain the notion that a festive Halloween-themed Bones Gate party can create intrigue surrounding the American voting process?

BONES GATE EXECUTIVE: We hope this kind of college house media chatter will promote member interest in comic books!

As the 'Republican man' attends a symbolic RNC in DC, the members of Bones Gate watch at home on TV and comment on the proliferation of modern American talk in the domain/realm of real dollars!