Grifter's Insurance White {USA}

Can a prince challenge a baron for a gem-insurance 'character' vote and draw positive capitalism-rubric echelons?

A world-adventure romance of sorts inspired by the very well-crafter American 'street-aesthetics' film The Grifters (John Cusack). Thanks for reading (and enjoy!), 

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Now, Baron Goldfinger had become a 'nefarious' blood-diamond investor in Sierra Leone and was now interested in the horse-track in the United States of America and was about to be challenged by a movie-nut who studied every Bond-villain 'move' and decided to challenge him with a special sports-market 'treasure' trick/dare (ha).

The prince who'd challenge this diamond-media man of darkness is Amlan Satan, a real natural 'grifter' who graduated from Dartmouth and then invested in the world of Wall Street (Ford) using his inherited fortunes and then resolved to become a sort of Robin Hood 'character' and decided to oppose this media-savvy Goldfinger at the horse-track when the trade showcase linked to gem-insurance was being addressed on social media (now).

AMLAN: We'll market our shared/invested horse (Arklow) with two cards.

GOLDFINGER: Two cards, you say, Mr. Satan?

AMLAN: One's a Simms (New York) rookie (football); the other's Kosar (Ohio).

GOLDFINGER: I know nothing of Ohio (Cleveland?).

AMLAN: Alright; so take the Simms; he's a legend (NY); I'll hype the Kosar.

GOLDFINGER: A joint social-media 'venture' with Arklow and the two cards?

AMLAN: We'll become 'famous' and prestigious with sports-treasure securities-chess.

GOLDFINGER: Alright!

SHELBYE: Why're you toying with the dark Baron, Mr. Satan?
AMLAN: Pretend I'm Robin Hood on an insurance deed trip, darling-lady.

SHELBYE: I'm not just a maid-damsel to swing-up, you know, Amlan.

AMLAN: I never said that; just let me use your photo for this card-magic.

SHELBYE: Alright.

That's just what this prince of chess did with Goldfinger's social-media gem-insurance promise(s). He persuaded the audience that his insurance 'confidence' with Goldfinger's Simms-card treasure and his own Kosar-card treasure would create a 'cool' capitalism-media market chatter on social-media, especially since both Simms/Kosar represented the 'quiche' of modern American sports-fanfare/collections.

SATAN: "Of course no one suspects the 'keen-eye' wonders why Goldfinger's passed-up on Kosar for Simms (perhaps a New York minute)."

Arklow, the horse, a future millionaire-winner, did indeed win the race on the horse-track jointly-invested by both Goldfinger/Amlan. Because of the win, Amlan was able to generate a 'cool-slide' regarding winnings/insurance deeds with the Simms/Kosar card-pair, all the while drawing eyes at why Goldfinger would create such a 'stir' in the United States about sportsmanship all the while passing up on Kosar for Simms. This generated some 'undesirable' gem-insurance chatter on social media for the bad baron (ha).

SHELBYE: Where'd you get this bracelet of diamonds?
AMLAN: Swapped Goldfinger's for a replica; let's share the original (Switzerland).

SHELBYE: Never figured you for an (Interpol-relation) banker, Amlan.

AMLAN: That's Robin Hood.

Whatever happened to Shelbye/Satan? Amlan flew her away to Zurich and made her a world-fare reflective 'tasty' egg-curry dish. Who cares about the rest...it's all insurance (no)?

"Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone" (John Maynard Keynes).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)