Green Hornet(s): Belfast Light-Dry

A Story by Abishai100

A diorama about modern political fascination(s), highlighted by the 'engaged' European dot(s).

A fable about inventive politics, inspired by Citizen Ruth.

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Amlan Satan is working with a secret covert/underground ally in sectarian-troubled Belfast, Northern Ireland (United Kingdom).

He and his (female) ally call themselves the Green Hornet(s) and work with cyber-media/cartoons to spread ideas about shared educational extra-curricular activity in Belfast for Catholic-Protestant youngsters/students.

As the Green Hornet(s), these two 'fantastic' modern-day cyber-vigilantes with a slant for free-speech music offer their demo-democratic(s) idea(s) regarding 'costumed' social work for network-driven culture-exchange in this era of customs-driven political daydreams.

Ironically, Amlan and his female 'sidekick' are both from India, which is intriguing, since Ireland/India have strange/ironic 'parallels' and the 'parallax-view(s)' created by the shared-time political watershed experience(s) of the 20th Century around WWI-WWII.

A very 'iconic' Irish politician wrote (in fact(s)!) about this strange 'sociopolitical juxtaposition' and offered his own network-driven/themed 'premonition(s)' about true distancing in an emerging global landscape.

If this is the Age of Artistry (Cyber, TV, etc.), then this sort of network-driven political 'cartoonistry' speaks to a youth-interest and fascination with culture-specific expressionism.

Will the Green Hornet(s) carry the light in this 'struggle' for political ingenuity through cyber-arenas reflective of real street dreams and multiculturalism?

Even art can be dangerous...but will the time of cyber-network(s) hoist true images of real demo-theater?

The Green Hornet(s) now plan a Christmastime robot-toy distribution for the kids of Belfast (Catholics-Protestants) who might appreciate a 'consumer' angle on this subject of coexistence language...and play-stations for peace.