Haddonfield Changeling

A Story by Abishai100

An inventive youth-friendly Haddonfield/Jersey artist uses shifting stimuli/imagery for a Homeland 'expression' of the Ego.

A tale of patriotism/invention, for the social-media/cyber culture in America, inspired by the amazing movie Toys (Robin Williams).

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Abhishek had become a prominent comics artist/writer on the cyber-forums in Haddonfield and wished to create children's superstition tales/fables about capitalism-race life/Ego in the Homeland and considered the residential securities and town-comforts of Jersey-USA a 'thing' of modern hospitality inspiring art and theater.

ABHISHEK: This form of cyber-creativity inspires in many-an-American a cool social-media formatting for hospitality simplified storytelling/arts catering to children's imagination and draws in social-media 'nerdists' drawn to this modern world of conversational superstition history.

Well, the first comics-avatar Abhishek generated for his 'cool' children's cyber-presentations of capitalism-race superstitions and tales was the unusual flying faerie-fish superheroine named Red-Scarlet, a wild and affable girl of antiterrorism who wished to cast the Homeland as a 'haven' for playground activity (wow).

RED-SCARLET: We're offering summertime-kids Peanuts-chess boards for Homeland fun and tales of IQ and social friendship and contests for 'real thinking' about self-defense and game-play courage in Haddonfield (ha).

The second comics-avatar Abhishek generated for this Haddonfield cyber-kids superstition/superhuman tales for children was the fun Hood-Arrow, inspired (very loosely!) by the Green Arrow of DC and offering his 'archery-skills' for the targeting/capture of wandering Jersey-USA homegrown super-terrorists (e.g., Snake) and suddenly became a 'micro-celebrity' in the modern Homeland 'world' of heroics-driven securities consciousness (wow).

HOOD-ARROW: After abandoning my position as a world-celebrity and philanthropist-socialite, I decided to (rather) defend the Homeland/Haddonfield playground areas for children's activities of chalk-graffiti arts for 'training' to become participants in the Western media-culture of personality-driven heroics.

Abhishek then formed the Alien Chess Club (Haddonfield) and drew kids to learn/play chess on an alien-invader sci-fi adventure/horror genre themed chess-set/board/toy to learn to appreciate the 'sovereignty' examination behind Homeland defenses against the emerged United States threat of foreign/alien terrorism!

Finally, he used a very nice pro-football spirits rookie-card, Steve Largent (Seahawks), to create a sportsmanship-oriented capitalism-race superstition fable about kids collecting media-treasures to celebrate the idea that fortune was somehow linked to life-choices and patriotism itself and how victory in athletics reflected securities in American campfires (ha).

All these uses of capitalism/media world 'gems' and 'avatars' and 'trophies' and 'fantasy' for Haddonfield entertainment/inspiration revealed a special 'carousel' of imagination creating 'chess-excellence' in Homeland defense against the 'paranoia' surrounding anti-traffic terrorism, arguably imprinted onto the luster and 'shine' of many-a modern American fantasy-adventure film/story like The Last Starfighter. Was Abhishek the new 'street' or 'cyber' rendition of Mister Rogers (himself)?

CRITIC: The world needs more space-themed photos/art/stories and not 'fantasy' driven presentations of choice-based 'chalk' identification for ideations of Homeland securities/fears, and this makes us wonder if this 'Abhishek' is merely a man wandering away from the more 'dashing' aesthetic of image/face drawn Earth-highness!

Well, the critic didn't dissuade Abhishek from continuing his cyber-presentations of the kaleidoscope of stimuli/avatars for Homeland hospitality tales of capitalism-life defense/securities in Haddonfield and offered his summertime students special Indian luchi-bread meals with lentils and nuggets and hoped there'd be a special 'laurel' for all this Jersey-USA expression of drawn heroics.

ABHISHEK: I consider myself an inventive 'ninja' in this Haddonfield 'examination' of the cyber-superstition fantasy concerning the variegation of stimuli/arts/tales for the 'cool personality' in our social-media convenience culture society of Homeland heroics commentary.

STUDENT: We're using Abhishek's 'Shiva-image' now for a team-made story about the darkness of a casino-man who has to find a dream in a bad place where 'devils' are making bad medicine (wow).