Philadelphia Brain Talkie

A Story by Abishai100

Dad and adopted teen decide to perform a diamond-heist 'operation' on South-St. (Philly) for a 'brainiac' view of matter (capitalism).

A Philadelphia street-fable, for our modern time of great 'matches' in lore/intrigue.

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AMLAN: Baby, South-St. would be 'far-and-away' better without woe(s).

PENNY: Wow, dad, I never feel like your 'adopted' daughter in Philadelphia!

AMLAN: That's this city; it's great; you're not adopted (ha); not on South-St.

PENNY: Why's there this much woe(s) on your mind, daddy?

AMLAN: There's 'street-chat' about bloody diamonds (blood-diamonds), Penny.

PENNY: What're those (blood diamonds)?
AMLAN: 'Conflict-zone' gems mined in Africa...corrupting Earth's gem-market.

PENNY: Smugglers/thieves/pirates/fatsos, right?
AMLAN: We're going to do something special, for South-St. social-media (ha).

PHILLY_NEWSWIRE: "The journal-write(s) can offer us this 'action' consciousness for this dangerous chess match between 'rumored' blood-diamond activity corrupting City of Brotherly Love capitalism (insurance-veils), which may (or not) be 'tied' with this new 'crime-story' of possible 'vigilante' proportion leading detectives to an inquiry of a new investor from Holland...and a social media 'comment' circle concerning Homeland matter."

Amlan/Penny were quite the 'offbeat' dad-daughter duo in the City of Brotherly Love. Amlan, divorced, adopted teen-darling Penny who lost her parents in a bridge car-chase accident involving the police and was moved to tears and was (now) committed to raising her precocious girl who loved pigtails with a certain 'flair' and 'love' of American social media and democratic 'exchange(s)' for materialism storytelling (wow).

AMLAN: After this diamond-heist from this bank-box, we'll trade (South-St.).

PENNY: That unclaimed-gems store in Philadelphia, dad?
AMLAN: Excellence, Penny; we'll be hailed as a South-St. merchant-mask!

PENNY: Wow...I'll write something on my cyber-journal cover-letter(s).

AMLAN: Tell them something cool like, "South-St. gems are match (for all)."

The two marched into the Philly-bank in rabbit-masks and wielding toy water-rifles filled with acid claiming they were 'sent as theater-performers' by Baron Ion (Philadelphia Brain Trust) to create a 'mock-heist' of the insured gems inside the bank-box area and used their 'acid-gun machinery' to burn a hole into the box of Ion and swapped them with glass-beads and left the note, "Insurance (prepaid) media-stunt for a message in South-St. commercial lore concerning Homeland bread (for the Ego)."

Wow, what an 'antihero' theater for South-St. lore for this commercial 'faerie-tale' of Philadelphia's longtime woe(s) with gem marketing for insurance 'examinations' our dad-daughter duo had offered this city's journals for social-media commentary...of that 'darkness' surrounding mod-capitalism materialism readings (for the English media)!

AMLAN: Do you feel like a hero...or a villain?
PENNY: We're great artists, daddy; maybe there's some cool Halloween cheer.

AMLAN: I want you to think of a mystery essay for your U-Penn application(s).

PENNY: I met a really 'fantastic' lady on social-media...for you to marry.

AMLAN: Oh yeah; I bet she's a lot like you (ha).

PENNY: She is...her name's Esmerelda (Algerian-American Philly-teacher).

AMLAN: Cool; I bet she's a fan of our gem-heist street-gossip (ok).

PENNY: We can't tell anyone about that, Amlan.

AMLAN: I can at least find a 'cool' hero-comics image inspiration (Internet).

ESMERELDA: Thanks for inviting me to this Sixers-game, Amlan.

PENNY: Dad's a huge fan of JJ Redick (Duke).

AMLAN: He's Duke's all-time 3-point wizard (right?).

ESMERELDA: You two are to Philly-material, ha.

PENNY: Dad thinks you'll become his 76ers-cheerleader, Ezzy.

AMLAN: Penny knows your card-cheer alias before I do (wow).

Amlan/Penny prepared to invite a new member into their strange 'family' in the City of Brotherly Love, the charming/charmed teacher ('Ezzy') who happened to be a terrific cheesesteak-chef. Thus our Philly-tale of wrought daring/complication(s) yields a stranger form for Romanticism, and perhaps dad-daughter would recount their (secret) misadventure with a certain 'color' of Homeland medicine (for consumerism-mechanics).