Hades/Amlan: A Football Completion Worry

Sports and sociology 'blend' for Earth-world 'IQ' when the god of the underworld inquires of a prince's special football card for its intrinsic Blue Planet zip.

A Hades characterization, in sports culture imagery, set in the American Homeland. Loosely inspired by Any Given Sunday (Oliver Stone). Happy Xmas season, 

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports/culture/mythology fiction contains images/references with no commercial/explicit ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., Notre Dame football) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' interpretations).

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Hades, god of the underworld, wanted to perform a special sports culture superstitions examination of the work of an Earthling, a prince and collector of special American football-cards for some competition-windows image of capitalism mythology (Facebook-like!).

The Earthling, the collector of football-cards, Mr. Amlan Satan, wanted to use his special athlete-featured sports treasure, of a Notre Dame Heisman winner who'd become a Hall of Fame pro-level tight-end superstar (Tim Brown), to create competition superstitions for holiday-season football-TV festivity (Selfie-like).

HADES: What's this line for Tim Brown vanities, Earth-man?
AMLAN: You confer with a simple football-card collector, Hades?
HADES: Well, maybe I want to see if a non-athlete fan has the capitalism-IQ.

AMLAN: Super Bowl TV-ad culture's become an Earth expression for comforts!

HADES: You cast this Tim Brown image-treasure for linking fitness with hyperbole.

AMLAN: Maybe the culture of cards-image makes for capitalism's jog, no?
HADES: Maybe (Facebook-like).

Well, Hades found the right man for superstitions inquiry for special Earth-world links between competition thinking and social hyperbole (sure). Mr. Amlan Satan was working with this Tim Brown 'trophy' for what'd become Earthling expression of the cheers of 'dialect-laundry'-and-psychological physique (for all). Was football a special fantasy (or worry) for Earth-world jar changelings?

"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)