The Short-Tale of Lancelot

A modernized 'spin' on the 'classic' tale of the clouded (if humbling!) Medieval knight Lancelot (English-lore).

A fun modernized 'adaptation' of the unusual English myth/story of the somewhat 'controversial' Medieval knight/swordsman/traitor Lancelot. Thanks for reading, 

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Lancelot was born to a royal family in Algeria and was considered quite a sharp and witty child and grew to develop a keen sense of mathematics and art and studied very hard after moving to America to gain admission into the Ivy-League, despite being somewhat emotionally hampered by the stern and dominating and unrelenting dark influence of his mentally unstable daddy. When he got to college, Lancelot experimented with the wild-side of life and realized his forays into experimentations led to troubles for his peers and led them astray from their own simple lives of academic and worldly pursuits. This troubled Lancelot greatly, despite the fact that he rather enjoyed this form of wild popularity and college-life successes both in and out of the class. He decided to deeply-repent for this error which he found to be sincerely foolish and became a born-again Christian-Catholic and when he graduated, Lancelot promised himself to become a man of advocacy for the world, in any case of trouble/woe.

Trouble and woe did indeed appear in the world on 9/11, and the new age of commerce gauged globalism rhetoric and capitalism-race communications for securities was suddenly/now threatened by forms of underground piracy and 'invisible' terrorism. Lancelot knew this was his form for life-advocacy and took-upon himself the task of becoming a Wall-St. investor and cyber-writer of superstition tales designed to offer greater capitalism-race activity securities/confidence for globalism rhetoric, even if the 'deed' for such confidence-act(s) requires special images of infiltrations, chess, espionage, art, and even religion! He gained the cyber-prestige of being a rathe straightforward and clever world-matrix analyst-artist and writer of capitalism-race activity/superstitions and the 'hand-writing' of commerce-confidence chess, and perhaps he'd finally transcended that college-time 'error' in ethics (for himself!).

LANCELOT: "The quest continues, in this Earth of magic and darkness, and I continue, in my 'examinations' of capitalism-race chess, the superstition of wrought confidence/heat, the demand for intercessions in cases of piracy and 'rogue' terrorism in this new age of civilization, and I find myself continuing to be this special Angel's Advocate of all that's a hand-fiction for the splendors of (simple) workers (for the soul)."

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)