Wonderlands-Mechanics

A crime-psyche 'world' fable of wrought action, at the (arguable) cost of untangled human-mind/consciousness languages (for commerce/media!).

An 'adaptation' of the 1960 crime-psyche stylish meditation (original) Purple Noon (Alain Delon). Happy Halloween, 

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Amlan set out to Monaco to infiltrate a diamond-market with corrupt conflict-zone ideations linked to an aristocrat-couple and sought the counsel of his longtime counselor (Ezzy) who'd been his hospitality-readings 'aide' with special comforts-life conceptions of the 'bread' (e.g., Indian-luchi luxuries) of materialism-consciousness.

AMLAN: Let's make this play for the art-gem 'game' in Monaco for Euro-chess, hon.

EZZY: Good; there's a social-media citizenry/commentary for treasure-IQ.

AMLAN: I'll infiltrate the 'haven' of this aristocrat-couple with the gem-art IQ.

EZZY: Teddy/Marge sure are cool-cats, and Marge doesn't know of blood-diamonds.

AMLAN: Eco-minerals mining profiteers-corruption with Euro-veils for currency?
EZZY: Sometimes your calculations-mind gives me the creeps, Mr. Amlan Satan.

AMLAN: Hey, what'd I do with all my 'vigilantism' oriented psyche-angst without ya?

EZZY: Good for social media (alright).

Amlan persuaded Marge to take daydreams with him after Teddy's blood-diamond tied market-art investments in the Monaco-museum, and Marge accompanied Amlan after-hours while he'd been making a replica of the gem-art tied market charcoal-work (of question/insurance-veils) and got the lone-guardsman (Leo) drunk on absinthe, while Marge distracted Leo, and Amlan swapped the original artwork with a replica hidden in the lining(s) of his briefcase. He of course 'gifted' Leo the replica he made after-hours during that 'private-studio' time afforded for freelance replica-art work (hmm).

EZZY: Excellence with psychosis, Mr. Amlan Satan (for blood-diamond insurance?).

Ten years later, we find the 'talented Mr. Amlan Satan' retired (happily) with his Brussels-sprout 'enterprise' (hospitality industry) and separated from his once-'accomplice' (Ezzy Harris) and adapting the entire cool-deed (Monaco) that drew (Interpol-relation?) eyes for blood-diamond smugglers highways in Euro-time into a 'mod-classic' crime-psyche novel about 'wrought' catharsis (wow). Was Amlan a genius...or a psycho (as Ezzy implied)? In all irony all this Wonderland-Mechanics 'magic' drew in Satan a special social-media 'culture' of bread fanfare (for the Ego).

INTERPOL: Blood-diamond corruption threatens the gem-exchange/insurance-veils.

INSPECTOR GARROS: This 'Satan' left you some sportsmanship 'trophy' memento?
MARGE: I suspect this 'devil' is behind the disappearance of my beloved Teddy, sir!

GARROS: Yet, you allowed this 'musketeer' to infiltrate your universe, Marge?

MARGE: He'd been too calculating...and I think he'd some 'ally' for consult, sir.

GARROS: What's the sports-image trophy-item he left as a gesture?

MARGE: Some Sabatini (Argentina) 'memoir' of the 1988/1990 US-Open finals, sir.

GARROS: Oh, I know it; her 'cool' defiance of then-invincible Graf (Germany)!

MARGE: It's some 'treasure-world' reading gesture about commerce/insurance IQ.

GARROS: Perhaps this 'talented Mr. Satan' was some (Interpol-relations) agent?

MARGE: Sir, I think he's some psycho, who had some 'ally' in Monaco (please).

GARROS: Keep the Sabatini tennis-treasure, poor Marge...you've earned it (surely).

MARGE: So did my 'departed' Teddy.

GARROS: Did you know of Teddy's 'link' to blood-diamond market(s), poor Marge?

MARGE: Not really...I'll keep the sportsmanship-item (for superstition).

GARROS: Good (we'll continue our investigations, Marge).

MARGE: Thanx.

What the 'talented' Amlan Satan achieved was a special 'deed' for treasure-world insurance veils (Monaco) and yielded a future-world view for wrought action, but perhaps his 'aide' (Ezzy) was right in evaluating this crime-psyche 'ninja' as a sort of self-entangled 'invisible' psycho of the Earth-theater of those pesky 'incomplete-distances' to commerce/media-life personality (for the Ego).

"Advocates of capitalism are very apt to appeal to the sacred principles of liberty, which are embodied in one maxim: The fortunate must not be restrained in the exercise of tyranny over the unfortunate" (Bertrand Russell). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)