7-Officer (Vigilantism)

A Story by Abishai100

Interview (fictional) of an American vigilante who must rescue a city damsel.

A journalism-presentation of a vigilantism-tale, inspired by several films I like. Hope you like it,

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INTERVIEWER: So, you've been a hero-vigilante for 4 years now, right?
VIGILANTE: I always wear sunglasses/mask to disguise my face; that's correct!

INTERVIEWER: You jaded by the city itself, filled with crime that moved you to help cops?
VIGILANTE: No; I'm alright (I think).

INTERVIEWER: This 'cheerleader-damsel' rescue case is what brought you fame/glory.
VIGILANTE: Right.
INTERVIEWER: Well, I mean, how does that make you feel --- one 'spotlight' case (cheerleaders)?
VIGILANTE: Fine; ninja; I love sports; cheerleaders are excellent; I dated one in high-school!

INTERVIEWER: You rescued a terrorized cheerleader, threatened by a homegrown psycho!
VIGILANTE: He claimed he 'loathed' the American sports-media 'matrix' and targeted Sandy.
INTERVIEWER: Sandy was one lucky cheerleader, thanks to you, friend.
VIGILANTE: Sandy was relieved as were we all.

INTERVIEWER: You duped the psycho with clever cyber-forum blog(s) about cheerleader ballet(s).
VIGILANTE: He was lured into a special ballet performance in the city, which is where I tranquilized him.
INTERVIEWER: Then the cops hauled him off to the insane-asylum.
VIGILANTE: That's where he broke out of before beginning this 'cheerleader-threat' crusade in our great city!

INTERVIEWER: The psycho claimed he'd stalked the cheerleader because she'd been of the 7 Sins.
VIGILANTE: He was some religious nut (apparently) and found Sandy to be...sinful (or something).
INTERVIEWER: You used his own rhetoric(s) 'branding' to lure him into the ballet-hall, right?
VIGILANTE: Right; don't make light of 7-Sins; I'm an 'officer' of law-ethics really; I was thankful.