Town of Beloved

A Story by Abishai100

A piece about superstitious heroics/heist, adapted as 'fanfiction' of the 2010 Ben Affleck gem about inventions in street-heist Romanticism dialysis.

A bright adaptation/fanfiction of the sharp streets-subculture heist Romanticism/paranoia American film The Town (Ben Affleck), set in the Boston-town area.

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AMLAN: This Boston-town vigilante expression for Ion-co. gems is all fake, man.

RAKI: Pal, the Baroness makes for bad blood-diamond insurance gossip in town!

AMLAN: Halloween Day street-theater antics for bank-heist with merry-men IQ?

RAKI: Good plan for restorations viewed by two town-natives with Romanticism.

AMLAN: Fine...this town's ours; and we'll transcend the memory of bad-streets.

RAKI: Good; Facebook-like (for the Ego).

BANK MANAGER: They swapped Ion-pieces with replicas and glass-toys.

INTERVIEW: Insurance theater with eco-message and vigilante-tone; Ion's rivals?

BANK MANAGER: We'll stay out of the loops of blood-diamond insurance hype, ok?

INTERVIEW: Good view for Boston-town; Officer Charlie's tracking the merry-men.

BANK MANAGER: Good to know, friend; Boston-town smugglers-talks is bad faith!

INTERVIEW: There's gossip that one of the merry-men is romancing a teller?

BANK MANAGER: We do know our teller was taken as mock/theater hostage.

INTERVIEW: Maybe she'll return with a fantastic bracelet (for social media!).

BANK MANAGER: Doubt it.

EZZY: Let's to Brussels; Officer Charlie's a touch-cookie policewoman of the town.

AMLAN: Who cares...aren't you Maid Marian?

EZZY: What if they think you weren't Ion's rivals for eco-insurance insider gossip?

AMLAN: The pieces were insured and rumored to be tied to foreign conflict-zones.

EZZY: It was Halloween, and this is all Selfie-magic for town-IQ; but let's away!

AMLAN: Fine, darling; we'll make for a more Belgian Halloween (sure).

RAKI: This is the best Boston-town pizza (ever).

WAITRESS: Thanx, hon.

RAKI: Did you hear of that town Ion-jewelry eco-adjective in the news/TV?

WAITRESS: I did think the eco-adjective was pretty weird.

RAKI: Maybe I was one of the merry-men in the task for Halloween vigilantism.

WAITRESS: Are you flirting with disaster, hon?

OFFICER CHARLIE: I don't give a vampire's inch if they were Ion's rivals.

CONSULTANT: There's street-gossip one of the 'merry-men' frequents a pizza-dive.

OFFICER CHARLIE: Maybe one of the waitresses is chums with the teller-hostage.

CONSULTANT: This was all Robin Hood stuff; and it's Boston's sort of culture, no?

OFFICER CHARLIE: Doubt it.

POLICE CHIEF: Lead?
OFFICER CHARLIE: I think these merry-men could've been Ion-insiders (eco-hype!).

POLICE CHIEF: So, smuggler companies doing their own gossip-work now.

OFFICER CHARLIE: I've 1K theories since transferring from the Windy-City, chief!

POLICE CHIEF: Keep at it (Selfie-like!).

What could/would Officer Charlie, an otherwise sharp Irish-Catholic Boston-town policewoman and transfer from the Windy-City (American Homeland) do to determine the New England 'mask' of this apparent/supposed vigilante 'deed' on Halloween Day tied with eco-capitalism and blood-diamond street-chat, in favor of Ion-co. pre-Xmas consumerism prestige for the natives/citizens/consumers of her populist-friendly area of schools, pubs, circles, parks, and offices? Boston didn't want this acid-filled water-gun 'street-theater' gem-swap/heist on Halloween to become some 'toylands-mark' for inventions in street/city law controls cleats (for the Ego!).