Big-Gate

A Story by Abishai100

A fantasy-life Western traffic-IQ diary-themed presentation of market-visit dating.

A market-consciousness 'fantasy' traffic 'portrait' inspired by the everyday-wisdom story in The Good Girl (Jennifer Aniston). Enjoy,

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You go to the supermarket and notice the great conveniences of the available goods and resourced products for modern consumerism and suddenly start thinking of the IQ behind modern traffic securities and lifestyle. However, things are about to change for your metaphysics understandings.

A man and his daughter play Ouija kids' board-game (invocation fantasy-IQ game!) together and daydream they're invoking the 'specters' of fun/magic 'faeries' (tiny winged humanoids of the forests with messages of wisdom/warning) who'd 'greet' them the very-next time they'd visit their local supermarket on the hunt for mac-n-cheese and on-go Facebook fun!

This man and his daughter purchased the Ouija kids' version board-game from the very-same super-store/center and began to play it together on Thursday nights together in their shared Haddonfield apartment. The child is the offspring of the man's first (failed!) marriage. This Ouija-faerie 'fantasy' exercises the duo's special daydream about fitness linked to actual diaries in normal civilization.

MAN: I've even collected a series of very very nice faerie stickers which capture my fantasy mind regarding shared transport!

However, the next time the man and his child visit the very-same superstore-center, they behold the awesome media-lights visitation of a very special musical-media social figurine named 'Doll' who's recently made a very profitable 9/11 song, and the man/child decide they'll tell her about their fascination with faerie-tales and circus coloring-books. She tells them, "You're the 'perfect' mac-n-cheese father/daughter duo for consumerism-writing and TV-ads!"

MAN: We got our 'favorite' mac-n-cheese and enjoy the zesty experience in our Haddonfield residence; perhaps a faerie-tale!

This is a beautiful country. There's so much land/space and expanse and color in the United States (Western civilization). There's toy-stores, comic books, electronics/batteries, bikes and hot-dog vendors, hospitals and museums (you name it). It's no wonder this 'mac-n-cheese supermarket father-daughter duo' want to play Ouija and find 'faerie-tales' in everyday life. The land's 'moved' them to become more...distant!

MAN: The first-time I'll spot a real-life 'faerie' in the target-center, I'll drink Vodka (mini-bottles) and sing an Irish solution!

However, the man/child actually see a mother-daughter duo at the super-market/center and decide they might be as 'fascinating' as any real-life 'faerie' (disguised as a humanoid wandering around the United States)!

On the way to the pharmacy just one week later, the man sees a man standing outside in the street with an eerie/frightening rabbit-mask and wearing a white-dress shirt! He had to wonder if the 'Rabbit-Man' had malice in his heart and asked him if his intent was to spread fear on the street(s). The Rabbit-Man tells him, "I'm just plain alone."

MAN: I think that 'Rabbit-Man' told me he's alone to exorcise his privacy regarding strange existence in mac-n-cheese Earth.

However, the following visit to the very-same market-center, the man/child think they sight a store-mannequin moving around and now have to wonder if all this 'existential spiritual/religious magic' they've been invoking with Ouija/faerie vision(s) may somehow parallel a real Coronavirus-era lifestyle claustrophobia.

MAN: Am I becoming a Shadow or Ghost?

The man decided to get a special Indian saree-fashions magazine and took photos of the images of incredible designs and colors for a nifty cyber-blog about a given 'unknown' model in the real-world might (in fact) be a secret 'agent' for capitalism defense, employed by the covert underground...or perhaps a magical 'faerie' on Earth!

MAN: I might even come across some kind of 'GI Joe' superhero at the market-center, on mission to 'target' distance!

The man decided to make a comics-doodle of a heroine and a vigilante standing together to think about the quality of modern American security/courage and how it applied to his mac-n-cheese planet of faerie-tales!

MAN: I saw this beautiful sales-rep and customer pair at the market-center and had to ask, "Are you a faerie?"

Why not? I mean, with all this nonsense about random anarchy these days, there's no reason to think you wouldn't encounter the 'strange-magic' of real visions of other-worldly or 'covert' presences at your local market-center while carrying out your mac-n-cheese 'life' with your daughter/child. Doesn't this illuminate the magical value of storytellers/comics-writers?