Real Villains

Portrait of policewoman and library-lady teaming to chat and unfurl the darkness created by an evil stalker villain for an American 'cleat' of jury duty.

A tale of villainy portraiture. Inspired (very loosely) by Relentless (Judd Nelson). 

DISCLAIMER: This work of fiction contains images/references with no ties to any representative person(s)/body and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/interpretation).

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LIBRARIAN: Look, this guy kept saying he had a delinquent card, overdue stuff.

POLICEWOMAN: He's stalking you, girl, because he's pure psycho, a villain.

LIBRARIAN: He worked out at the gym where I did swimming, noticed later.

POLICEWOMAN: He wants you to think bureaucrat work is threatened, fragile.

LIBRARIAN: This runs like some '80s film about angst or psychosis or malice!

POLICEWOMAN: Be wary, for that what it may be...some Facebook anti-charm.

LIBRARIAN: Well, I can make him out in any line-up, after this stalker feel.

POLICEWOMAN: I doubt we'll ever see him again, or for Facebook-comment.

LIBRARIAN: Hopefully he has no Facebook buddies (sure).

POLICEWOMAN: He gave you a fake Interpol-card?

LIBRARIAN: Said I was a gorgeous water-woman or something, maybe sci-fi crap!

POLICEWOMAN: Well, maybe this is some clown theater for villainy image.

LIBRARIAN: Mind tricks from movies, right?

POLICEWOMAN: Maybe this is your training-day to talk to other victims/women.

LIBRARIAN: I like sci-fi media magazine hyperbole stuff like other library-ladies.

POLICEWOMAN: Good (leviathan/uncertainty).

LIBRARIAN: You noticed hm at the gym, when I was there?

POLICEWOMAN: All I saw was your boyfriend training your fitness/physique!

LIBRARIAN: Well, I noticed someone walking by the pool area now-and-then.

POLICEWOMAN: I noticed a fella too, but he was busy with jogging all times.

LIBRARIAN: You're certain he's a stalker, a villain, to be of notices.

POLICEWOMAN: I've no doubt whatsoever...maybe watches Olympics crazy.

Policewoman, sharp lady of Chicago, Charlie, transferred from New York state; and she took this horrendous case of an affable and lovely American librarian of the Homeland being uncomfortably followed and peered with eye by a stranger, a real villain of Earth. Charlie was convinced to make mark of this bad pedestrian as something of a fool making chess-lightness of the turns of the human mind and heart...and she resolved to surface in this dark tale as the only heroine (Facebook-like).

"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)