Gambit under Jellyfish

The uncanny mutant of good flexibility is deployed for Super Bowl media/fencing in an American Homeland qualified for jesters, in this Marvel fanfiction.

X-Men (Marvel Comics) fanfiction. 

DISCLAIMER: This work of Marvel fanfiction contains images/references with no ties to any person(s)/body (e.g., Super Bowl) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/interpretation).

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Gambit was told by his mentor at the Institute for gifted mutants, Professor X, that he was to deliver some toys to a restaurant for New England securities ahead of the Super Bowl because of a Boston-Louisiana social media tie for capitalism rhetoric despite a pronounced terrorism adjective for news/fiction (wow).

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Gambit was up to the challenge and hoped to make good mark for this serious work for Earthling (American) defenses for social media and sportsmanship windows but wondered who'd be the exactly thinking evildoer for Super Bowl TV-culture for the worries of modern consumerism trophy threats to the Ego.

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MAGNETO: I think my rivalry with the Professor draws out some Hell!

TOAD: As one of your minions, I concur we make for bad news, sir.

MAGNETO: That Institute for patriots deploys the hero-man Gambit!

TOAD: Never worry, sir...for our dark legion of terrorism is all 9/11.

MAGNETO: Good...Facebook-like (for leviathan/uncertainty).

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WAITRESS: Are you a New Yorker, pal?
GAMBIT: Easy to think, me guess, good-lady...no, I'm from the Institute!

WAITRESS: Professor X stuff, eh?

GAMBIT: I'm wandering and lived in Boston but never NY, waitress-lady (ha).

WAITRESS: Worries for Super Bowl ads stuff and New Orleans Mardi-Gras, eh?

GAMBIT: Terrorism make much work...this restaurant is very nice, friend (ha).

WAITRESS: Are you and the Professor worried about the evil Magneto, pal?

GAMBIT: Nah...American Homeland is (all) jagged-edge good (Facebook-like).

WAITRESS: Thanx.

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"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)