BG: Girl-6

An unusual tale of 'dark' scope involving wrought visions of youthful innocence lost...and dated.

An American tragedy of distancing proportion, inspired loosely by Se7en (David Fincher)! 

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BG is a special social-house at a special Ivy school in North America (United States) and various eccentric multicultural members are participating in various social activities reflective of modern democratic optimism such as inter-religious political club endorsements in cyber-forums.

The members also collect special sci-fi alien robot toys which symbolize a special modernism fascination with the designs of idealistic sci-tech developments in Earth civilization. These are very iconic toys for Western civilization, which reveal why BG at this Ivy school is representative of the youthful imaginations reflective of social intelligence regarding applications of commercial playgrounds. In other words, BG is a great place for toy-themed hospitality!

Two members of BG, Amlan/Ajay, happen to be twins and are both courting the same beautiful blonde female student, and neither appreciates or understands which one should win the affections of this fair lady. Amlan is the nerdier of the pair, and he wants to take the young blonde student, a psychology major, to a drive-in movie theater.

Ajay is the more daring and adventurous of the BG-twins/members/brothers and hopes to entreat the attractive blonde female student, Shelbye O'Hara, to the Massachusetts shoreline where he can propose to her with lots of expensive wine he's procuring from a sale of a very valued Mark Grace (Cubs) baseball-card. You say, Ajay wants to 'woo' Shelbye under the 'sun' of the great metaphysical energy of 'aura' driven courtship, combining money...with atmosphere!

Shelbye doesn't know who to choose after spending consecutive weekends with both brothers of BG. She's got to tell Ajay to wait for her response/answer to his marriage-proposal while she contemplates the values of his twin Amlan and Amlan's appeal, which is arguably/equally pensive, as his drive-in movie theater experience (Beautiful Girls) was somehow quite divine. Shelbye decides to go to a park alone in New England to make her decision.

NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER: An Ivy woman was found murdered near an abandoned house by a New England park yesterday!

AMLAN: It was your stupid plan to tell Shelbye O'Hara to wait to decide between us while we waged this dare!

AJAY: Don't you blame me, brother; we're both on the sides of the same coin here and both loved her dearly.

AMLAN: Our house is forever shamed, Ajay.

AJAY: Well, I doubt we'll be able to save our house unless we make some cyber-blog about a remodelization.

AMLAN: Agreed; we'll reconstruct our social-house with a design (posted online) for ideas about appearance!

The two once-valiant BG brothers realized their 'contest' for Ms. O'Hara resulted in her untimely bloody murder in New England and now had no little choice but to make this 'evangelical' cyber-post about the redesigned 'appearance' of the house itself so as to 'cast' the horrid tragedy as some form of 'sanitized' American folk-tale. Such is modern distancing.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)