Windy City Ego

A Story by Abishai100

A fun diamond-lore for Chicago's cyber-fans of 'classic' movie-storytelling for this age of 'troubles' (capitalism).

A nice blood-diamond 'adventure' inspired by themes from Catch Me If You Can (Steven Spielberg) featuring a 'colored' reference to the iconic superhero Flash (DC Comics) for figurative expression!

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Officer Sterling was tracking the nefarious blood-diamond Robin Hood Amlan Satan who'd become something of a 'prince' of the gem-piracy insurance woe underground in the challenging Windy City (United States). Chicago became a place of social-media expression reflective of Western-American cyber-imagery casting pedestrian activity/stories as capitalism 'chess' relevant for 'everyman' magic...or 'dark' intrigue (wow). Follow along!

Amlan Satan grew up with a strange chip with his alcoholic father in the challenging Windy City (United States). However, he 'acquired' a special fascination with toys, especially toy-trains, as well as sport-toys and art/cards and when he became a blood-diamond 'Robin Hood' in Chicago as an adult, after graduating (with honors!) from Dartmouth (New England), he was resolved to use his youth-imagination to cast baron-investors of insurance erosion as railways destroyers (ha).

OFFICER STERLING: You can't run a Robin Hood underground in the modern West, Mr. Satan; A+ journal-chess!
AMLAN SATAN: C'mon, Sterling...you know I'm the Flash incarnate...and I love Spielberg movies (hmm).

It became circulate in the cyber-punk comics 'underground' that Officer Sterling, a man of impeccable prestige in the challenging Windy City (United States), would be likened to the Eastern heavens deity Vishnu (master of protection of man); and Amlan Satan, a wily 'fable' positive gem-piracy chess-stalemate 'fellow' of Chicago's Bulls-Bears market(s), would be likened to the deity Shiva (master of both meditation and destruction). That's because, like Vishnu, Sterling was a man of securities-thought; and, like Shiva, Satan (Amlan!) had become a man for civilization erosion IQ or stalemate. Cyber-comics writers in the 'underground' cast them in fun growing-pains dialogue in the United States concerning the 'intelligence' of human race capitalism 'chess' securities/intrigue (hmm).

STERLING ('Vishnu'): I'll catch you, destroyer of world-journals, Satan of the blood-diamond lore/darkness!
SATAN ('Shiva'): Sure you can, Sterling; all you really need is that magical 'spice' of Chicago's face-pawns (ha).

While Amlan Satan established his post-trauma childhood adult 'heroics-deed(s)' as excellence-chess in roadblocking blood-diamond baron insurance erosion motions, Officer Sterling ('Vishnu') resolved to 'catch' this proverbial/nicknamed 'Destroyer' of social-media official journal-talks surrounding 'overground' treasure insurance dilution(s) for the human race Ego (wow).

AMLAN SATAN (Journal): "To liken myself to the Flash (DC Comics), a speedy-superfellow, I make 'chess' with Chicago's underground as a simple messenger of the rate-of-kinetics surrounding the 'magic' of blood-diamond insurance-vertigo interference and hence 're-present' myself as a 'Saturday-Man' of comics-lore...someone who cares for the city's natural sense(s) of 'incomplete' distance(s) to real Evil."

MANAGER (Windy City Bank): We'd not anticipated this expression of theater-driven insurance-chess; fast!

STERLING: This guy's like the Flash...he's the Robin Hood of blood-diamonds splashed with box-chess speed.

BARON GOLDFINGER: This guy swapped my stones with fakes with acid-guns and left insurance-notes?
GUARDIAN (Underworld): Our road(s) to Northern Ireland are 'officially' corrupted, Baron (geez)!

STERLING ('Vishnu'): You think you're performing a 'street' theater version of James Bond comics, Robin Hood?

SATAN ('Shiva'): To 'destroy' the insurance-face of blood-diamond chess-stalemate, we make 'pawn-sacrifice.'

STERLING: You'd be cast on Mardi-Gras social-media as a 'Flash' like cartoon, Mr. Satan!

SATAN: So...what/why?

Esmerelda waited for his darling 'Flash' (Mr. Satan) at the O'Hare and hoped she'd not worry about him being 'distracted' by a media-figure sent on 'street-assignment' to recruit the modern Western 'elf' for a Spielberg-adapted film/comic (ha).