Point Break: Harvard

A Story by Abishai100

Can a visiting 'Red Triangle Gang' (circus) create Harvard-Square chat(s) about piracy-gem inquiry alongside a circus-season media-heist stunt for news-dribble?

A blood-diamond 'localized' fable inspired loosely by the modern American adventure-crime inspection/culture film Point Break (Keanu Reeves). Thanks for reading,

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Harvard University is the world's most prestigious university/college, and it's location in idyllic Massachusetts (Cambridge/Boston) speaks to its hospitality of pluralism traffic in a New England area of Irish-Catholics, Italian-Americans, African-Americans, and Asian-Indians.

A circus team known as the Red Triangle Gang has shown up at Harvard for a special theater performance about the quality of diamonds and diamond merchandising around the modern world. The Red Triangle Gang is composed of numerous members, but three of the gang are going to perform a special blood-diamond bank-heist in Boston, near Harvard this Coronavirus summer.

RED TRIANGLE GANG: We've put on our standard show at Harvard but will invade the Bank of America for blood-diamond IQ.

REVIEW: The Red Triangle Gang is a rather eccentric but 'outrageous' circus-team which is making Harvard students dance!

In this time of the Coronavirus 'tribulation' in North America, there's plenty of lore and dramatic about the quality of traffic-sanity and security-feelings in this post-9/11 era, but the Red Triangle Gang has 'insider-info' regarding the blood-diamond storage of a ruthless Dutch capitalism baron (Ion) who stores his piracy-gems in the Bank of America safe-box, which will motivate the three members of the circus-gang to put on a summertime diamond-heist 'show' for Coronavirus-tribulation period lyric(s).

FAN: The Red Triangle Gang is akin to the great Barnum company shows of yesteryear and is as good as Russian units for kids!

The Red Triangle Gang stakes-out the Bank of America near Harvard Square (Cambridge/Boston) and plans to board off a passenger commuter-bus on the morning of the blood-diamond heist 'show' of Ion's safe-box in the summer season.

RED TRIANGLE GANG: We're going to sit on the chess-tables in Harvard Square the day-before the heist and make rumors.

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They march into the Bank of America in their theater-costumes wielding street-show prop water-guns filled with acid and request iPhone-shots of Baron Ion's safe-boxes and when they're escorted inside with their street-theater photos of their Harvard Square chess-table area show(s), they reveal their water-guns are going to be used to burn a hole into Ion's blood-diamond box and proceed to swap his piracy-gems (Sierra Leone) with toy gem rings and a media note reading, "Ion's got to answer to Interpol-office(s) regarding diamond-insurance shows in the Harvard area for closer press-stories about baron-investments in street-dollars!"

REVIEW: The Red Triangle Gang reminds us of the great idea from yesteryear that organized theater can be a human cinema!

BOSTON POST: The use of the water-guns by this theater-team must be linked to some 'child's-play' about blood-diamond IQ!

HARVARD STUDENT NEWSPAPER: We believe chess-table rumors in Harvard Square about circus-talk about blood-diamonds is warranted and may be linked to a new age baron-investment inquiry in Massachusetts gem-markets and the idea that journalism may be 'wed' to drawings.

The Boston Police are now 'actively' investigating if Baron Ion's ties to blood-diamond traffic between Sierra Leone and New England warrants this 'brand' of media-stunt driven theatrical stories about street-lore and gossip about insured diamonds actions impacting modern gem-market dreads.

RED TRIANGLE GANG: We'll be enjoying a nice 'Boston Market' feast after the Ion-stunt for good-lore about local capitalism!

The Bank of America is a fine institution, co-owned by a UCLA grad named Lio who's visiting the Harvard area for a special basketball exhibition game between his alma-mater and UMass and hopes his celebrity status will draw in the now-famous (local-lore!) Red Triangle Gang!

LIO: There's nothing like good fanfare and stadiums/arenas surrounding media-broadcast era sports for campus students now.

The Red Triangle Gang has achieved the simultaneously impossible/inconceivable --- they've managed to put on a blood-diamond Harvard area media-circus dazzle while equally creating a 'socialized' message during the Coronavirus-tribulation period about the 'quality' of modern stories surrounding the commercial dream(s) in New England!