Catch Me If You Can (Adaptation)

A 'bright' adaptation of the mod Spielberg 'classic' about wrought inventiveness in world-materialism, arguably 'catalyzed' by the psyche's 'stranger' breaks.

A fun adaptation of Catch Me If You Can (Leo DiCaprio). 

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Frank had a secret, after he fled Algiers and became a student at Brown (America) and then decided to become a world-hopping multi-job holding 'operationalist' of self-made intelligence/daring, and no one would think he'd (ironically) solve a major blood-diamond 'insurance' dilemma while creating confidence-commentary on social-media.

He'd been a pilot, a doctor, a thief, a chess-player 'artist' (New England) and a concert pianist, and all of this was learned through his 'uncanny' ability to learn at high-speeds and 'mimic' the gifts of other (more educated!) individuals, which is why it's not that huge of a shock that he manned a major airline plane in the post-9/11 era and even made social-media posts/photography on the Internet (wow).

Frank's secret was his estranged parents, and especially his alcoholic daddy (Emit) and after becoming a 'blood-diamond operationalist' in Brussels after his Brown degree of Adam Smith specialty/writing, he decided he'd become something like the 'mathematical opposite' of James Bond, though he (ironically) cared about this life/world of treasure-insurance 'handshake' woes (for journals!).

FRANK: I'd not think to meet a special 'gypsy-beauty' on a cruise-boat.

SABRINA: Why not, Satan?
FRANK: Well, life's serendipity (surely), but my secrets are dark, lady.

SABRINA: You're a great luchi-bread chef, Satan.

FRANK: If I settle-down, it'll be with you (to make cyber-photo mosaics!).

Some claim Frank was the (real) 'culprit' behind the awesome theft of that incredible Pink-Panther diamond, being showcased for a special world-council of capitalism-securities 'specialists' in the UK (United Kingdom), and since it was a special masquerade-party that highlighted the showcase, Frank had appeared as a 'devil' in the smoke/ice. He then darted for Mardi Gras social media (ha).

CYBER_FANZINE: "We 'doubt' we know if Frank/Satan is the Pink-stone 'artist' for catch, but we do 'believe' he'd offer a special comic-image for the treasure-motions of modern Earth 'good' materialism (for journal-writing)."

FRANK: "Sitting in the Courtyard, dreaming of my memoirs of Pasternak/Turgenev, I can't help but feel 'metaphysics' about my interests in Earth-imagination...even those of wandering 'aliens' (for the Ego)."

Was this world-hopping 'Artful Dodger' a man of real psyche-examination(s)? Was he a man of great social-media photo-toast flowery (for Western/capitalism albums of pedestrian magic-and-praise)? Well, one thing's certain --- this guy was some kind of 'prince' of this mod-tech-toy world of 'inventions' in intelligence...and 'offbeat' patriotic celebrations (for all).

ASYA: Are you the AntiChrist?
FRANK: Are you being a 'joker' with me, fine lady of Arabia?

ASYA: No one calls the Middle East 'Arabia' anymore or anything.
FRANK: That's downright musketeer-depression, Asya; you're very devout.

ASYA: We've learned to be this way (really); capitalism's a 'photo' fog (now).

FRANK: Sure (thanx).

INTERVIEW: You played against a major Russian chess-star?
FRANK: He didn't know I was just 'remembering' moves from a movie!

INTERVIEW: This was before your 'experiment' at a hospital (Dartmouth)?

FRANK: I've been all over the East Coast (America) and learned 'chess' image.

No, Frank isn't the AntiChrist, but he's certainly become the 'Devil's Advocate' of what would best be considered a modern capitalism-race 'lore' concerning that misadventurous offbeat 'patriotism' tied with today's Earth image of capitalism/insurance 'confidence' (for the mind). Indeed, there's something unusual/extra-ordinary about this photo-man of the 21st-Century, and perhaps he owes it all...to his origins (perhaps).

FRANK: Facebook is so cool...it's a 'gateway' for ink in materialism (wow).

"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)