Gates of Debit(s): Ark

A Story by Abishai100

A neoclassical view of the mysticism behind political vigilance in the post-9/11 era of socialized dramatists.

A society 'magazine' vignette, or fable (perhaps), inspired loosely by The Player (Tim Robbins).

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A faerie-pirate named Peter Pan based his magic around his old college social-house, the Gate. He thought the light from the house represented an eternal care regarding defense of democratic virtues in civilization.

PETER PAN: I shall commute to Logan (Airport!) and find gorgeous maidservant for my faerie-pirate mission for ActiVision.

Found a lady he did, sure for Peter Pan, for when he arrived inside Logan (Airport!), he found a beautiful New England schoolteacher of linguistics and became fascinated by her studies of English-Irish coexistence based Belfast 'pidgins' (UK), which is ironically reflective of the modern social-media IQ world of the pedestrian dollar(s).

When Peter Pan arrived into Logan (Airport!), he'd contend with a major media-mogul who was orchestrating a new Spielberg film about airport-traffic storyboarding who was interested in the same New England schoolteacher (Shelbye Dartmouth!).

SHELBYE: What do you two think of child welfare social securities/economics?
PETER PAN: It's a socialized 'game' of distance(s)...and dialogue!
'CAPTAIN-HOOK': There's always room for journalism.

Peter Pan retired with his nuclear-family in British Columbia and later Calgary where he'd become a Flame(s) ice-hockey 'super'-fan and junior-league coach, while working on his Pulitzer-novel Diamonds are Nokia.