The Girl He Met Online

A Story by Abishai100

Isaac is a cyber-officer in modern America who meets a princess online, a 'maidservant' of American dreams.

This is a 'culture biopic' about modern media, inspired by Jerry Maguire and Broadcast News. Hope you like it,

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The American media was centric about networks and culture exposure and spotlights on special groups and sectors such as college football on ESPN. This was the age of television and Internet. People were connected through cyber-roads.

A young woman named Fiona was a movie critic online and American princess, daughter of a wealthy family living in Connecticut. She liked blogging about American trends in media as reflected in modernism films like Jerry Maguire and Boogie Nights.

A college professor named Isaac was also a modern media participant, blogging on the Internet about the controversial modern commerce highway of warlord driven blood diamond trade from South Africa to Europe. This underworld activity was covered ironically in the American film Blood Diamond. Isaac talked about the role of the Internet in circulating thoughts about inventive social controls.

ISAAC: I liked your review of American Made (Tom Cruise)!

FIONA: You're quite the dashing cyber-critic, Isaac.

Fiona and Isaac were part of the new wave of cyber-traffic in America, connected people on the Internet highway, commenting on the developing trends in American consumerism and politics and culture. This was a world of magazine imagination and made possible with cyber-celebrity.

If you move to America as an immigrant, you might stay in a motel in Chicago, a Super 8, and turn on the room TV and note that a popular American sports-woman is casting ideas about an anticipated college game between Oklahoma and Notre Dame on ESPN. This you'll note is the general wave of media-driven culture exposure, and it's made accessible through multiple portal levels across the USA!

Isaac had been a TV Flyers (NHL) fan as a college student before becoming an operative for the cyber-division of the NSA, where he worked with online networking regarding blood diamond traffic dialogue among merchants and politicians stretching from Africa to Europe. He also had to work in the underground railroad smuggling in blood diamonds to exchange with legitimate diamonds not tied to vicious warlords for the NSA to track. He'd become an American bishop really.

ISAAC: The world I work in involves a focus on the magic and complexity of culture-exposure through media windows.

Isaac fell in love with Fiona, because she'd become his little mermaid in this cyber world of intrigue and complexity. She was like a modern Barbie to him, and he wanted to make sure this sort of high-level cyber-activity represented an American interest in culture flowery and legitimate traffic investments. How else would he tout immigration-relevant and traffic-control films like Traffic and Green Card?