WalMart: Dragon(s)

A life-shot at a Boston (New England) shopping-center highlighting American society consciousness in Coronavirus-era...and drawing(s)!

A lifestyle vignette about America to sign off with I think, inspired by The Good Girl (Jennifer Aniston). Thanks for reading, 

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Boston (New England) is a place of great traffic and pluralism-intrigue, and it's why/where people find some unusual Coronavirus time intelligences regarding lifestyle choices and medical consciousness amidst the area's otherwise vibrant street thoroughfare, surrounded by many iconic American schools/universities like Harvard and Boston College.

A Harvard student is on his way to a WalMart in New England (Boston area) to pick up some chicken-pot pie cooking materials for Easter weekend this year and is wearing his brother's distinctive Villanova team-sports sweatshirt and ironically is a 'Nova basketball fan but not necessarily a Philadelphia residence-patriot. When this Harvard 'buddy' (Amlan Satan) walks into the New England (Boston area) WalMart shopping super-center, a beautiful young Algerian-American woman notices him and wonders if he's a Villanova alumnus. This is a rather nice Boston-area 'lifestyle-traffic' tale.

AMLAN SATAN: Ok, I'm at Boston-WalMart with a 'Nova/Philly sports fan-sweatshirt, so I'll just get my pie-materials quickly.

During this time or rather intriguing traffic 'scope' and 'private' metering in the age of social-media, Boston area residents notice Herald headlines regarding macro-understandings of the Coronavirus lifestyle management/imagination and start to think about the 'quality' of modern society (Western) intelligence regarding street-behavior responses to malady/turbulence/intrigue.

Satan (Amlan!) is at the Boston-WalMart in his 'Nova fan-sweatshirt, which belongs to his brother Damian who's a Villanova (Philadelphia) student. Amlan looks well-composed and does not wear a Coronavirus-mask inside the store, since he's been double-vaccinated, thankfully, and proceeds simply to swiftly get to this chicken-pot pie material shopping convenience activity!

When he notices the beautiful young Algerian-American woman/shopper (Ezzy) who is in fact wearing a Coronavirus-mask, he asks her if she'd not yet been fully-vaccinated, after she asks him if he's a 'Nova student/alumnus (since she once dated a Villanova professor!). They both respond to each other's questions at the same time and chuckle, realizing that a serendipity-romance is 'budding' at a convenience-driven shopping experience in New England!

AMLAN: You made this chicken-pie quite wonderfully, darling!
EZZY: We've found some quickie-chem at WalMart, eh, Satan?
AMLAN: I don't pick up women at supermarkets, ya know.
EZZ: Well, we've found each other through coincidence/fortune.
AMLAN: I wasn't going to wear this 'Nova shirt, incidentally!
EZZY: Well, thanks to Damian (your brother), right?
AMLAN: Yeah, right; this chicken-pie really is terrific, darling!
EZZY: Ya never can tell who's finding each other in Boston during Coronavirus, hehe.
AMLAN: You're so attractive.
EZZY: Satan, you're a straightforward...and diligent Harvard buddy of mine now, hehe.
AMLAN: I wish my mom were alive to meet you...I appreciate good food!
EZZY: I love you.

BOSTON HERALD: Research continues at Harvard/MIT regarding signature-behavior Coronavirus mutations for mass-impact.

Amlan/Ezzy married and had a son (Damian) and bought him a WalMart Lego-set, which Damian loves to play and uses to cast imaginary/fantasy scenarios of 'great buddies' meeting while shopping and embracing the New England traffic (such is destiny, no?; and playspaces!).

AMLAN: In another life, I'd have become a Boston policeman.

EZZY: Security is a 'hallmark' of modern American...deformity.

Can you find your future partner at a Boston WalMart through this Coronavirus tribulation? Perhaps the modern 'James Bond' or real 'Centurion' of American traffic is he/she who embraces the serendipity/consciousness of 'wrought' life from the 'turbulence' of everyday modern civilization...drywall(s)!

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)