Game of Definition

Can a Homeland romance-adventure offer a 'cool' social-media image of wrought intelligence?

A 'hip' romance-adventure fable drawing on the modernization of classic-storytelling approach of the very cool and ambitious movie/adaptation Romeo+Juliet (Baz Luhrmann). 

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In the idyllic and iconic area of Harvard-Square (New England), a dark prince and valiant man of our Earth, Amlan Satan, hoped to rescue his beloved damsel (Ezzy) from the clutches of a diabolical blood-diamond baron, seeking a wrought sense of modern Homeland securities for a 'cool' ideation of post-9/11 era traffic-savvy. However, for this Harvard-Square area crusade for Satan, Amlan would have to reinvent himself as something of a pirate-swordsman of great chess-intuition.

MING (Blood-Diamond Baron): "Ezzy (Esmerelda) is my personal maidservant and will not be drawn as a 'damsel' for rescue by this pirate-American (Mr. Satan) who's simply watched too many movies on Netflix about wrought valor (ha)."

Esmerelda, a Harvard-grad and now assistant-professor, was required by Ming to frequent Harvard-Square and distribute diamond-insurance/consumerism brochures for special channels concerning the intelligence behind 'secured' underworld capitalism, and that's where Prince Satan found her, and 'marked' her as his crusade-target, and he lured her into Romanticism with his presented love/knowledge of Dante's Inferno (wow). This would perhaps make for some cool future social-media posts about damsels-in-raincoats in Cambridge (hmm).

This guy, prince of Earth, Amlan Satan, was something of a 'true' pirate in spirit, and he fashioned himself as something of a crusading warrior while seeking to outmatch Ming and swing his beloved Ezzy away from this diamond-underground darkness tied to her duty in Harvard-Square as a 'model-messenger' of the bad baron's gem-commerce dominion. Would Mr. Satan, the cool pirate of Harvard-Square, find a nifty way to negotiate valor...with personality-driven Ego (and find fans of such storytelling on social-media, wow)?

MING: You whisked away Esmerelda on the Boston-metro?

AMLAN: Yes; after I drew her away from your Harvard-minions.

MING: You anticipate an easy escape, Mr. Satan?
AMLAN: Of course not...in fact, you'll find some gems missing.
MING: Missing...from my Cambridge store(s)?

AMLAN: Excellence; Ezzy's flyer-material!

MING: She's off for Euro-comforts with you, then, eh?

AMLAN: Farewell, baron.

MING: I'm sending my assassins to track you before departure.

AMLAN: I'll wait with my Thundercats-sword.

MING: You're such a boy.

AMLAN: I know the metro, baron.

Ming's minions did indeed find Prince Satan, after he successfully boarded Ezzy onto a KLM flight to Amsterdam from Logan (Airport!). At midnight in the 'Pit' of Harvard-Square, they surrounded Amlan as a gang-of-4 with water-guns filled with acid, finding Mr. Satan armed only with his handy Thundercats-replica sword, which he valiantly used to zing away their acid-potion squirts while cutting at their legs, eventually/thankfully, forcing them to resign while he darted toward the nearby subway-metro stop (underground).

SATAN: This sword is a memento of Harvard-Ego.

ESMERELDA: We did it, my love.

SATAN: Excellence; how's the view today (of Royalty)?
ESMERELDA: The British couple are glorious, my prince.

SATAN: We found the 'road' to religion, no?
ESMERELDA: Thanks to your sword (my darling).

Amlan/Ezzy settled into their Euro-life of comforts after their triumph over blood-diamonds and invested in cyber-literary clubs for homeschooling ventures for the youth of the modern Kingdom and all the while would remember their 'Harvard-Square' dream as a wrought 'tale' of human proportion...or fortunes!

Today, Mr. Satan lives with Esmerelda in a comforting sense of securities and educational vision, serving as a cyber-homeschooling teacher alongside her, and perhaps their newfound work with the social-media world would remind them of their own discovered senses of 'real' personality-driven activity. That's a real tale of capitalism hospitality.

"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)