Beauty of the Grinch*

A Story by Abishai100

An image of a 'real-life' Grinch (Dr. Seuss) who seeks some 'light' in his otherwise diligent life of diamond-and-deeds.

A funny homage/rendition for the iconic Grinch (Dr. Seuss). Thanks for reading,

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Amlan Satan, a blood-diamond analyst and Facebook-chess master was sometimes referred to as the Xmas-Grinch, since he'd gained/earned the underground prestige-rep as being a prince of the capitalism-fortune 'system' and generally a man of treasure-chests and himself lived in a very nice Haddonfield home in the United States (North America).

Amlan Satan of course didn't consider himself the "Grinch" per-se, but he did think of his princely-private life and chess-like IQ a thing of esoteric fortune fortress, and he wondered if his lonely state-of-heart drew him to a fantasy about finding an idyllic mermaid-creature of the seas, and he sometimes shared this ideation with his Facebook-chess competitors.

Was he the Grinch? Well, some say it's certainly conceivable that he'd become the prototype of the real-life Grinch, a Dr. Seuss folk-literary character who hoarded fortunes and lived alone/lonely until Xmas-town spirits raised his fuzzy eyebrows towards the magic-lights of society. Nevertheless, this 'Grinch' (Amlan Satan) diligently pursued his academic/worldly 'James Bond' and 'Bobby-Fischer' like cyber-life with great pride...and relentless focus.

DIARY-ENTRY ("Grinch"): Perhaps that esoteric lady-of-the-seas, my IQ-match, is a ninja-lady, somehow elusive/dear to me.

INTERPOL: Blood-diamond corruption today threatens the world-gem exchange and makes terrorism-woe!

Well, one day, the 'Grinch' of the United States received a strange/magical comic book in his mailbox, and he supposed it was from one of his cyber-chess admirers, and he opened it and thought about the manners/designs that would cast him as the ideal 'bearer' of such a gift/comic. He wondered what the gift meant and if it indicated that he'd be in 'social-duty' to evaluate if he'd be in some spiritual motivation to think more 'deeply' about his 'esoteric' lady-of-the-sea, perhaps at least courting some princess who was perhaps as lonely as he.