Belfast's Tight End

A Story by Abishai100

An American football coach with eco-terrorism worry makes an expression for UK-gems smugglers-auto intercepts and finds a 'cheerleader' in Catholic-time.

A world treasures interception agenda fable featuring a reference to the UK-complications organization known as the IRA and inspired by Blood Diamond (Leo DiCaprio).

DISCLAIMER: This work of creative fiction and politics-drama offers no commercial/explicit ties to any representative person(s)/body and is purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' translation).

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Coach Amlan Satan enjoyed working as a post-school hours school football coach at a respected Catholic institution in the West (American Homeland) when he began learning about eco-capitalism ('blood-diamond') worry for Selfie-consumerism commentary culture readings concerning the pronounced 'leviathan' of capitalism's arms.

'SHADOW': You doubt I'm the culprit behind the smugglers-destroyer IQ as Amlan?

READER: Mr. Amlan Satan, I doubt you're that 'Shadow' for blood-diamonds games.

'SHADOW': It doesn't (actually!) matter who does the work for eco-vigilantism.

READER: That's a dark-thought for UK-expression, for commerce-pluralism (ok)!

'SHADOW': I'm Catholic, non-Irish, freelance, and eco-terrorism academic, friend.

READER: I make wage you're staying at some Belfast-inn and feel euphoria.

'SHADOW': Look, I'm not lying...I'm maybe that culprit for Belfast social-legends.

READER: Maps (Selfie-like).

ESMERELDA: How's my Irish curry stew, honey?
SATAN: Good for comfort-food, Ezzy (thanx).

ESMERELDA: You want me to marry you now?

SATAN: Not before this blood-diamond bank heist for insurance gossip, Ezzy (ha).

ESMERELDA: You promised me post-heroics flight to Brussels (for eatery-venture).

SATAN: This is part of the menu.

ESMERELDA: Good (leviathan).

Amlan/Ezzy married (in Belgium!), and he hoped he'd adapt the entire co-capitalism (UK) 'misadventure' for blood-diamonds legends/maps into a Pulitzer-caliber novel concept, with Ezzy (a Belfast-inn housekeeper/chef) as the protagonist heroine, appropriately titled (for modern fashion/hostel culture), Woman in Defense.