Two-Women!

The Green-Faerie ('Amlan Satan') uses immigration-cast for cyber-democracy demos about 'mail-order-bride' drymouth(s)!

A drama about modern migration/traffic fear(s), inspired loosely by It Could Happen to You (Nicolas Cage). Thanks for reading, 

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The green-faerie representing the vice of envy took human form and became a Philadelphia (Catholic) resident named Amlan Satan.

AMLAN SATAN: I'll be looking for two special/'iconic' mail-order-brides from Europe to cast in a cyber-blog about immigration!

The 'two-women' who answered the Satan-classified(s) were Esmerelda (gypsy) and Franka (German). They both moved to Philadelphia (North America) and wanted to marry this Green-Faerie humanoid (Amlan Satan).

MS. BERRY (Legal): You'll need a special 'technical' passport-intelligence for this cyber-blog about immigration-rhetoric(s).

AMLAN SATAN: Why?
MS. BERRY (Legal): Sir, whoever you are, Philadelphians care about the 'quality' of immigration posturing for social comment.

AMLAN SATAN: Why?
MS. BERRY (Legal): Because everything concerning North American traffic in the post-9/11 era is legal and civics-IQ!

AMLAN SATAN: Why?
MS. BERRY (Legal): Well, the nature of globalism-troubling terrorism mandates immigration seriousness for any rhetoric(s).

AMLAN SATAN: Why?
MS. BERRY (Legal): You're a 'curious' soul, Satan; but my job is to 'choreograph' media with democracy propaganda!

AMLAN SATAN: Of course...

The landmark cyber-rhetoric(s) legal broadcast 'conversation' in the City of Brotherly Love concerned the advocacy of the Green-Faerie of envy metaphysics/ethics ('Amlan Satan') in the blogging of immigration (mail-order-brides) for modern Western-world value(s) of shared democracy! This was 'advanced' social negotiation(s) for civilization, and Satan's legal consultant, a woman in the media-sector of magazine-capitalism, wanted to cast this legal 'drama' as a special 'portrait' of the sentimentalism behind modern intrigue surrounding 'demo' passports and 'werewolf' distance(s).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)