Eve of Shock: American Bound

Adaptation story of the Amityville tragedy spotlighting the image of wrought distances for acquisitions of spiritual/physical phrasing for mortal thoughts.

An adaptation of the gripping tragedy-dramatization (exorcism-oriented) Amityville: Possession (Burt Young). Thanks so much for reading (and Happy Labor Day), 

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FATHER ADAMI: Tell me about the eve of the bloody-murder in Amityville.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I'm under your care now, Father (ok?).

FATHER ADAMI: You heard voices your family-tie would render you frail.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Well, my household-head explained my lady's death!

FATHER ADAMI: You shot in self-defense, heeding those attic-voices.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: You think your voices are clearer for Halloween, Father.

FATHER ADAMI: If I could ingest your demons, I would, my son (honest).

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Facebook-like, Father?

FATHER ADAMI: Why Halloween Eve?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I robbed a ban on Halloween Day, of course (ha).

FATHER ADAMI: You brought your lady-friend in your new car, home.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: My sis was home as was the household-head (damn!).

FATHER ADAMI: You shot in self-defense, so you're criminally-insane, Satan.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Good (Algerian) surname for a Catholic-convert, Father.

FATHER ADAMI: Your lady-friend gifted you a computer-mouse that day.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I was gifting her joyrides in my new car; drove it home.

FATHER ADAMI: You felt the voices in your head, demons, were sanity?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: A computer-mouse, a car, money for living (etc.)!

FATHER ADAMI: You don't dare dream now you're anyone's hero.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Selfie-like?

FATHER ADAMI: Math always made you feel private and action-minded, son.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Math wasn't in my brain that day; computer-mouse ink.

FATHER ADAMI: You have to forgive yourself...distance you...those demons!

MR. AMLAN SATAN: At least I'm not the origin of envy for other good sons.

FATHER ADAMI: Use the computer I gifted you here; make math diagrams.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Fan of A Beautiful Mind (Ron Howard), Father (hmmm)?

FATHER ADAMI: Never take chance lightly, Amlan Satan (my son!).

Amlan Satan, the antihero 'prince' of this tale of therapy/exorcism, continued to negotiate with his incarceration/treatment counselor, his local hometown (Amityville) Catholic priest (the wise/brooding Father Adami) who actually began to help him unwind his Halloween season hellmouth(s) for outright leviathan/uncertainty; how angst and huddling and reaction and finally bloody-murder (albeit self-defense image) yielded a football-cleat for the sportsmanship spirituality of what made American boys-or-men witness to the darkness of escapism (for the Ego).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)