Volume 2, Episode 4: Spin the Globe

 

(A single message, a lone calling, a sole purpose, one love, one work, one result, one happiness, and in the end one world, this is the main idea behind Britney. From one come many ways to say the same thing. After all, everyone, even in Channel 1 world, likes somewhat different things. Be it the call to labor on Channel 4 or the call to leadership on Channel 1, everyone says the same thing in their own way. It is this way that intrigues some, alarms others and consumes even more in New York and rebel areas. To understand this calling, it must be noted that advancement and imperialism is the main goal of any dictatorship and with it comes the need to justify their bloody pursuits, be it reaction to terror or need for living space, something must justify the loss of life. Over the course of human history some of the bloodiest wars have been justified through the cheapest of excuses: the murder of a low ranking archduke in Europe, the white man’s burden, or the unfounded threat of terror in the face of phantom WMD. And so in Britney’s world this same need to justify is carried out by her puppets in the most clever of ways. We are taken to a game show studio somewhere in Los Angeles. The contestants are regular civilians but of course the main characters are simple puppets. This is no different than the past, aside from perennial winner Ken the World’s Smartest Man who is little more than an actor who arose from his true genius; he is used as an exterminator of returning champions who stay on longer than their ratings desire. This particular edition is a primetime game show, a risk given that not everything can be controlled. However, given the prize and the need to showcase their new rising star, it seems to be a calculated risk. The lights go out and the opening sequence begins with your normal game show fanfare.)

Announcer: From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, a whole country could be YOURS! If you know your geography, a little politics, and a little luck you never know what you'll get when you…Spin…The…Globe! And here is that global little woman herself, back home after traveling the planet, your lil sister Kate!

(Kate enters and gives her customary bows and giggles.)

Kate: Hello one and hello all, welcome once again to Spin the Globe. Every week two ordinary citizens have the chance to pick out the country that we, great America, will face off with next. They must choose wisely and know their geography and some general knowledge to move on to the tournament of champions, where the winner will win command of their very own nation! (applause) Of course we have plenty of other prizes along the way and some neat surprises too, so without further delay, let's meet our contestants for this week!

(The scene shifts to the resistance camp in New York, where Terrell almost spits out his drink at this thought)

Terrell: Well, shit! Shit! SHIT! Don’t let Todd see this! Man, Britney has flipped her circuit breakers! She’s promising a whole COUNTRY as the grand prize?

Dee: Who wants to be a dictator? Could be worse, but yeah, what is she up to?

Helen: It’s probably just Okinawa or something.

Bouchard: I have a feeling it’s a ploy to expose hate against countries she wants but cannot justify, like South America. A contest to gear up for the final taking of the supercontinent.

Terrell: Like the excuse for why Eva’s just starting her acting career? Man, if Todd ever heard that, he might just give the Gray Lady nukes!

Helen: Hell, he'd set 'em off himself! I must say that’s pretty sick! Don’t tell me the people believe this shit?

Dee: Rated high enough, but it seems to be a simple quizzer so far.

(The scene shifts back to the studio where Kate explains the rules.)

Kate: Ok, here are the rules. Spin this globe here and pick the country for the round. Both of you will compete with your knowledge of that country and other basic facts that a ruler should know. The winner of that round will win this beautiful 300M and other prizes and go on to the solo round where more justification will be exposed for why they should be the next to enter the loving arms of America. Jason, you won the toss, so you can get this going. Spin the Globe!

Jason: All right, give me a big country, big country, c’mon, Russia! Big country! And STOP!

Kate: You’ve hit Japan! Play or pass?

Jason: I'll play.

Kate: Okay! Remember all our questions are toss-ups. 1st question: The people of Japan are related to what race of people: the Gook, the Kike, or the Terrorist?

(Back in New York)

Dee: Ohhh, God! Now I’ve seen it all!

Helen: Trick question! Japanese are descended from the Chinese! Never heard of those tribes, by the way. Kike, is that a lesbian who’s into kink?

Dee: No, let’s just say be thankful Eva isn’t alive to hear that!

Helen: Ohhh, so that’s why they call Jewish lesbians rhymers. I just thought they liked rap.

Terrell: Why do I have a feeling that we're going to Hollywood now?

Bouchard: I agree, but we need Whitey, no matter what Todd says. We need the detailed knowledge of the 10-channel system to make any progress over there. Otherwise WE may be hosting the next game show. I mean, he knew what he was doing on Opening Day and STILL we lost Eva.

Terrell: Right, brotha, and I know how to get him here.

Helen: YOU?

Terrell: What TV nerd can’t resist Hollywood? He knows what’s up and he'll come to us. He knows after Eva that he can’t do it alone.

Dee: And I think I know how we keep Todd from blowing up.

Helen: Ahem, some people don’t like to think of switch-hitting, no matter what the reason is!

Dee: Yikes! Neither do I…besides, you would think if I was straight I’d have a little more taste in men, given my taste for women.

Helen: You mean trashy and dirty? That sounds like Todd.

Dee: No, I mean more never touched an O’Reilly burger.

Helen: Ohhh, well, that’s true. (grins)

(Meanwhile, back at the Ames Mall Whitey and Ames are plotting their next move.)

Ames: So Hollywood is the core center of Channel 1 programming. My view is that if we can get to the actors and actresses and create some disturbance, that it will open up a hole for resistance. This will give us the manpower we need as well as an outlet to relaunch the real AIS so we can be embraced and not quickly overthrown by angry people.

Whitey: Can’t we steal an actor or actress? You know what the wolves did.

Ames: Simple answer? Britney would just turn public tide against them. Besides, I wouldn’t wanna kidnap Kate for that purpose, that would just be strange.

Whitey: I sense a but.

Ames: Yes, the but is that if we slowly infiltrate the writers, messages can slip in through Britney’s mainframe. Like what you did with Eva.

Whitey: Of course, the censorship program was destroyed.

Ames: They aren’t so ignorant that they don't fix things! But remember, Britney’s success flows through ideas that were already there. There was nothing radical about what she preaches, no matter what you may think.

Whitey: Oh, I know what she has preached has been preached since the end of the Roman Empire.

Ames: Every empire falls when faced with overzealous faith.

Whitey: So what do we need?

Ames: Easy, We need to know their exact move, and exactly how to stop it. This goes through research.

Whitey: You mean Hollywood?

Ames: Don’t worry. We can protect ourselves from Britney, 'cause she doesn’t want us. Right now, we're the best thing to happen to her.

Whitey: A definitive enemy?

Ames: You learn fast. It's all about education, and education is all about letting the young’uns know exactly what you want them to say. That’s all Britney is. And we illustrate what she doesn't want them to think. She can use us to show them why we're wrong and she's right.

Whitey: Make the world your classroom and the world will do as they are taught.

Ames: Knowledge is Britney’s enemy because…

Whitey: Knowledge is power.

Ames: Right. Elements of Britney’s programming aside, it's nothing but simple repetitive education. Say the same thing to yourself enough times, you start to believe it.

Whitey: Hence why the one hero who is a villain is our greatest ally. No matter how crazy he is.

Ames: Not just crazy…I know when they took my daughter, I was just as angry. He knows more about Britney than he knows… and this mission should make him aware of that.

(The scene shifts back to the rebel HQ. Todd is going over the observations of the crew.)

Todd: So they make Eva’s excuse for not being with Natalie that she was traveling to see the next target? Racist language included? Well, I’ll be damned. I take it they gave up any hope of re-launching MOSES if they are using her that way.

Terrell: Well, I don’t know yet. Depends on who wins the contest.

Todd: You mean, whoever lands on Venezuela? That’s what this is about…that’s the lowest common denominator, always has been. Oil is the first, last and only reason Britney would attack now. She has enough trouble with us.

Dee: Well, yeah. She's trying to bring the gays back to the death camps, so she doesn’t need another war except to distract. And what's more distracting than having two Natalies?

Helen: I can think of a few things.

(Terrell breaks up laughing, but he's the only one. The silence stops him cold.)

Todd: We need to go down there and take the system down from the inside or she will reassert control again and I will be useless. This won’t be like last time. This time we will figure out exactly what they want us to say and we can tell New York what exactly we need to do to destroy them. Destroy the system, let the people realize what they have done.

Dee: Will that work?

Todd: It will restore what America is about. That’s all anyone truly asked for. They may not be right, they may often be terrible, but America is about compromise and change. What it is not about is what is going on now.

Dee: True, but don’t you think we need technical expertise to keep from Britney taking us over?

Todd: Yes, sound knowledge that we all have, not know-it-all technobabble that we have used in the past…it doesn’t work.

Dee: True, but…

Todd: Ames is as much a part of Britney as anyone. He sewed her bras for long enough. He's a dangerous man.

Helen: What’s so dangerous about a bra maker unless you wanna burn your bra? Those underwires overheat so badly.

Todd: This is not a laughing matter. We need to be strong and take on Britney one on one. Then we can plan for the final battle. September will be the perfect time: the fall started in September and it will end in September.

(The scene shifts back to the Ames Mall, where we see some blueprints laid out.)

Ames: This is the main schematic for each studio.

Whitey: They're all the same? I thought that was saved for just the programming.

Ames: You start making every thought the same, everything becomes the same. Doesn't matter if it’s a good idea just so long as it's the same.

Whitey: Of course. It just seems fitting.

Ames: I take it you haven’t looked around much since coming back, have you? This has been going on since before you left. Describe my hometown.

Whitey: Atlanta, right?

Ames: Maybe, maybe not.

Whitey: Well, you'd have your main street- probably even called Main Street- your Wally’s Market, your Supercow, your…

Ames: Guessing by describing your own hometown?

Whitey: No?

Ames: Why you straining then?

(Whitey realizes what Ames means and smiles.)

Ames: This has been going on long before Britney. Adam and Britney don’t exist without that fact.

Whitey: Yeah, I know. I always hated the pop-ups on AIS.com.

Ames: You catch on quick, son. It keeps you from being an American. You see your own freedom, and if it goes away, you get angry. So what else do you know about Britney? Yes, you know enough, well…if everything is the same, just told differently…

Whitey: Things get boring quick.

Ames: More to the point, if everything is the truth…there has to be a lie. Truth only comes from lies that are well told, son. The world is born of lying, and the best told lies are the truth.

Whitey: Newsman’s creed?

Ames: Something like that.

Whitey: So why have everything so perfect? Wouldn’t perfection beget rebellion?

Ames: Why does the prom queen die in a minor accident?

Whitey: She had no seat belt? What’s with the riddles?

Ames: The whole secret of Britney is a contradiction that allows the people to have their cake and eat it too. That is the perfection. So why does the prom queen die in a minor accident?

Whitey: She was too pretty. The prettiest things are the most frail. Right?

Ames: More to the point, to be pretty she has to be thin.

Whitey: Tell that to the 300-pound tourist sluts who would make Gina look small.

Ames: Beauty may be skin deep, but it can cover up even the deepest of flaws. Those that aren’t distracted by beauty must be distracted by the other core distraction.

Whitey: Anger, of course.

Ames: And when manifest destiny can’t excuse, good ol’ hate can suffice.

Whitey: The greatest sins are done out of piousness.

Ames: WRONG…Jesus is king of kings only because he was able to swindle all their gold, son! This ain’t about God! Boy, I can whip any Channel 1 ass at the Bible any day and so can your atheist self. This is about what America was always about…money. One company means one place to collect, which means only a few collect…

Whitey: And the others too poor to care.

Ames: Well, in this regard, more like running up debt on their credit card, never knowing that they have no tangible money.

Whitey: So the American economy is…

Ames: An invisible pit of I.O.U. letters. Overseas trade's the only thing savin' their ass from ruin.

Whitey: The more things change...

Ames: The more they needed them to stay the same. The fall started in September. October came and they dressed everyone up as the murderer and fed them the sweet poison of conquest of an innocent tyrant. November came and they thanked God for the fact that nothing had been done. December came and they got the gift of another hollow victory at the expense of nothing, because freedom is priceless, whatever that became on New Year's Day.

Whitey: And dissent?

Ames: Disloyalty. The one thing a true newsman cannot be distracted from: dissent is not disloyalty.

Whitey: And information is the ultimate weapon to leave to rust in its scabbard in the name of mindless entertainment… Murrow had you beat by 50 years.

Ames: The predictor is a fool until the truth consumes us all.

Whitey: That’s Pete Richardson!!! How dare you?!

Ames: Any lie is the truth, and the truth sets you free. Now, c’mon, son. I may be an old man, but this is slow even for me.

(Whitey smiles as they head out for Hollywood. Meanwhile Todd plans for the rebels to head out.)

Todd: We need to show the contradiction in their own words…let them know that they themselves make no sense. Everyone has ONE problem that they can see.

Helen: Yeah, they want me dead for being in love, yet love is their greatest value.

Dee: Oh, I think they want you dead for OTHER reasons too…but that’s neither here nor there.

Terrell: I ain't a problem they can see…hehe...if I only knew that when I was stealing, I’d be a rich thief… just like my last career.

Todd: Right. Things like this are so obvious, eventually someone will realize it and we can go from there. We already know how to stop their censors, now we need to execute.

Dee: So any ideas?

Todd: We know what will happen if we just run onto the air, but if we go through the writers, everything but the news is private.

Dee: Right, you could show the writers what the problem is.

Todd: And you could show why there is nothing wrong.

Terrell: Like they'd believe that bullshit?

Todd: From their greatest hero…look at the one bond they cannot break. (Points at television where Kate’s game show is playing)

Kate: Ok, for a free trip to Kentwood, $5000, and a chance to come back here to try to take over yet another country. The unholiest man ever was destroyed by the godliest man ever born. Who was that hero: Dante, Jacob, Kane, or Todd Carter?

Contestant: Todd Carter.

Kate: RIGHT!!! Who wouldn’t want to travel the world with him…

(Todd switches off the television and gets his troops ready to go.)

Todd: Do I need to explain further?

(In Hollywood, we see Whitey and Ames joining the standard studio tours where all the sets are shown.)

Ames: Don’t mind the morons. We can get off any time and they won’t notice once we reach the lots.

(They reach the set of the studio where Spin the Globe is taped and get off and enter.)

Ames: Interesting choice.

Whitey: I owe the bastard something, after all.

Ames: Remember, first find out what we’re up against. I have a plan, but first we need to see what’s on tap for sweeps.

Whitey: Right, so which way to the writers' room?

Ames: Right here. (Ames points at a filing cabinet sitting at the entrance to the studio.) Writers are busy keeping their lemmings from walking off of cliffs, so here’s where the scripts are. You want a drama? How about a sexy soap? Maybe comedy tickles your fancy.

Whitey: Lemme see… hmmm, what’s next on the Quaker show?

Ames: Here’s the form…how 'bout you write the next episode?

Whitey: You think I can get away with? (reads) Homophobic joke, racist joke, insert setting, insert characters, embedded ad for tobacco, Jesus freak preaching, embedded ad for cars, embedded ad for oak tree, Bible quote, insert conflict, skin shot of female lead focusing on large branding logo, skin shot of male lead focusing on large branding logo, embedded ad for O’Reilly’s, insert Bible line to resolve conflict, more Jesus freak preaching, embedded ad for tobacco, homophobic joke, racist joke, end episode. Well, at least they are consistent.

Ames: I told them to at least have SOME thought so they could keep things interesting. Less indolence that way.

Whitey: Ratings seem good enough. (winks)

Ames: You know what I mean. That is *the* sitcom script. Regardless of the channel, it is the same. The faces and enemies may change but the ideas are true…even when beating down the minorities.

Whitey: You mean the scripts aren’t even different for the ages?

Ames: Were they before Britney?

Whitey: Well…not really.

Ames: Exactly. Ahhh, I see the Channel 2 script still hasn’t changed. Complete with the environmental message.

Whitey: You wrote that shit, didn’t you?

Ames: Have you watched a Channel 2 show?

Whitey: Hell no!

Ames: Well, you didn’t miss much. But I wrote the teenage animated program, had a friend from Japan come over to help me. You know superheroes. That ain’t new, son, Superman was spreading the Red Scare when I was a kid. We just made EVERYTHING a Superman comic. Quite frankly, I didn’t think it would work. So that’s why I gotta stop it.

Whitey: Of course, get your empire back so you can have the people bouncing Christina on their laps instead of Britney.

Ames: My suggestion for Britney’s name was Alice, thank you very much! You don’t know what I was going to use it for, or maybe you do.

Whitey: (reading the script) Self-esteem lesson, historical message to describe setting, introduce characters, conflict, use reasoning and logic to resolve conflict, use new technology and research to further resolve conflict, self-esteem lesson, thank non-regular characters, end show.

Ames: Of course self-esteem now comes from Jesus, history is revisionism, and new products are ads. But that doesn’t surprise me.

Whitey: And you did that preschool show that just makes them laugh and teaches them nothing but ads too, I guess. Make them all dumb and reliant on psyche. No WONDER we need to stop things before Britney’s children grow up.

Ames: They only know the system, so they will only embrace it.

Whitey: You don’t seem too upset.

Ames: It wasn’t a bad idea, you just can’t lie. 24/7 information is good if the information is useful.

Whitey: THERE’S The AIS I remember.

Ames: You sell us short. We were still checking our facts years after the 10-channel system used prewritten advertising PR releases. Britney WAS born in 1981, after all. The president's been an actor ever since.

Whitey: With the dawn of AIS. You just knew when to stop, the marketers didn’t, and they bought you out when you told them they had enough.

Ames: Don’t doubt my strength. I just may surprise you.

Whitey: Yeah, something like that. Now how are we gonna stop Britney?

Ames: Simple, we don’t. Not like this, at least. Everything is so perfectly planned that if we do it through their forms, they just won’t get it. After all, the one song before 2008 that still is played in full, unaltered, and not re-recorded is a Vietnam protest song.

Whitey: Oh, I know. I AM from New Jersey after all.

Ames: You saw it with the wolves. Anything that doesn’t make sense can be made to make sense. These writers are good at their trade. That’s why hardly any step away from their trade.

Whitey: They know how to make Britney. Okay, what about the new class, those who were kids when Britney was born?

Ames: Still in school or the low ranks. But I see your point, get rid of the old guard and the new guard will create a foothold for us. Good idea, but that would take too many men going too far across country.

Whitey: Take out the familiar yet controlled. You saw it with the reporter in Rye, and that's causing a migration.

Ames: Kill a key icon here and there, make the people remember who they were? Son, one problem with that. They were all dumbasses and hoochies before Britney too!!! The first step to implement the messaging of ADAM was to remove intelligence and creativity from entertainment so that it could reach a broader audience. We just used cocaine and beer instead of fancy computers.

Whitey: And I just thought Britney was a clever acronym.

Ames: You’re catching on. Everything right is wrong.

Whitey: THAT’S IT!!!

Ames: You thinking what I think you're thinking?

Whitey: Yeah, just like the fortune cookie incident. If I can go on the game show and lose by saying things that are buried deep down under the pile of good feeling that people have, some of them might wake up.

Ames: Right, Ashlee was destroyed. I thought they were smart enough to rebuild, but I'm starting to think they got so cocky they thought they didn't need to.

Whitey: You sure that the currents won't be too strong? I like my brain.

Ames: Britney is not some sci-fi thing, son, you know that. It relies on hate that has been in the American conscience for centuries. You’ve already bucked the trend. Short of going where they make the actresses, you’ll be fine.

Whitey: And I should trust you because...

Ames: You know how I lost my daughter? She killed my wife, saying she was a traitor and a terrorist for delivering food to suffering Arabs in Iraq. Then she ran back to Atlanta to write news for what they call “AIS”, her reward for taking out Tikrit Tammy.

Whitey: Well…

Ames: It wasn’t smart, but a true rebel heart can never die. That separates the talkers from the doers, those who went under eventually from those who make up the asylum state. It isn’t just loss, son, and it isn’t just being queer. It's knowing your freedom and getting mad as hell when you know you’ve lost it. This just might work. As for me, I know your friends are in trouble, and well, son, we need them.

(Whitey walks into the line for “Spin The Globe” tryouts while the scene shifts to Todd)

Todd: To build up forces, we need to break down the programming. Lapses in the media have caused havoc.

Terrell: We can steal the station, it looks like. Who’s here?

Todd: They’ve tightened up the reins since baseball season started, no wonder the Jays can’t win on the road!

(Terrell spies a picture of a come-hither-looking Kate promoting her new show)

Terrell: I must admit, for a bimbo, she’s done quite well for herself.

Todd: Shut up.

Dee: Hmmm, we know the people react to whatever is said, and that Ashlee is still down.

Todd: Why haven’t they fixed that?

Dee: Why didn’t they tighten up the ports in 2001?

Todd: Right. They don’t know their own weaknesses.

Helen: Just give people a blanket to hold on to and a slut for them to suck on.

Todd: And false hopes. A plane going to Washington doesn’t end up 40 miles from Three Mile Island on its own.

Terrell: So what’s a brother gonna do anyway?

Todd: Easy, take out the writers. Let’s see if their replacements are just as creative. You guys take the 3rd floor, I'll take the main floor.

(Terrell runs to the 3rd floor with Helen, but Dee stays behind)

Dee: You know you can’t save her.

Todd: No, but I can damn sure put her out of her misery.

Dee: You sure things aren’t getting to you?

Todd: Of course they are, that’s what keeps me a rebel, remember?

Dee: Sure, just don’t forget about me.

(Dee walks away as Todd searches the dressing rooms for Kate. He walks past security who just whistle at the great measures taken to protect the studio. He finds Kate’s dressing room and pulls his gun out, but to his surprise Kate comes flying toward him)

Kate: You’re baaaaaacccccckkkkkk!!!! I knew you’d be back one day! (takes his gun) Is this what you killed that evil commie gook with? For ME? Awww! You’re so sweet! Now wait here and I'll go tell everyone. (She leaves and Todd is dumbfounded)

Todd (to himself): Must be the writer working overtime. Camera needs to be around. (spies a security camera in the corner and shoots it.) There! No one even heard me. Gotta love this town.

(Kate returns, this time in a long, revealing pink nightgown.)

Kate: I’ve been saving it until you got back. I figured you needed me to build up your immunity from those vicious faggots.

Todd: Is that where I was going next? I thought your quiz show was gonna send me wherever I need to go next.

Kate: Please, why would we waste the greatest American ever on other countries? (moves in close) You…made…our…country. You belong here.

(Kate straddles Todd and begins running her fingers through his hair. Todd tries to strangle her but his arms go limp and fall down her chest. He tries again and again ends up kissing her deeply as she unbuttons his shirt. As she rolls over, Todd sees the TV go on. He relaxes and looks into Kate’s vacant eyes when suddenly she goes limp and falls to the floor. Todd awakens to see Ames standing there with the back end of his gun.)

Ames: They say what doesn’t kill you, makes you more insane, son. Who are you now?

Todd: You…killed…Eva!!!

Ames: No, I pistol-whipped some hussy named Kate. Eva’s dead, remember?

Todd: What... the TV….

Ames: Hyperprogramming frequency. Surprised it was working on such a damaged mind. Love will make you do crazy things. Even die.

Todd: How the hell did you…

Ames: Know that a husband likes to fuck his wife? Wild guess.

Todd: Wife? What?

Ames: That’s what killed Linda Wolfe. And she was crazier than you were. Hell, your image is what created lil Kate over here. (looks down at Todd) As if that wasn’t evident to you already.

Todd: Eva?

Ames: I think you were trying to kill her before your brain quit working. Don’t, we could use her for her next show.

Todd: Whitey, he killed her…why trust him…you built Britney…

Ames: And therefore knew enough to save your life. Again! You can thank me later.

Todd: Right…right.

(Todd and Ames go to collect the others.)

Ames: You see, we need a quick way to erode the programming so the masses simply don’t rebel. The best way to do this is through a wrong that turns out to be right.

Todd: Whitey always did like the public eye.

(They go back to New York where they watch Whitey on the TV.)

Kate: Okay, William, what are the colors of oppression? A) Red and Gold, B) Green, C) Lavender and Pink, or D) All the colors of the rainbow.

Whitey: E) Red, White and Blue. (canned laughter)

Todd: It isn’t working, Ames! They think he’s joking.

Kate: OUCH! That’s enough to give a girl a headache!

Ames: Or getting whacked in the head while sowing oats. And it’s working.

Kate: Let’s try something easier. What country will kill us all overnight if we do not make them part of America: A) The Soviet Union, B) Central Kingdom of the Chink, C) Barbarian Outback Territories, or D) Kikeistan?

Whitey (Smiling): D) Israel.

(Kate grabs her head and then yells at him for yet another wrong answer.)

Ames: He knows how to act well enough to pass all the entry tests with perfect scores, and then… well, you're seein' it.

Bouchard: Look at this chat line…it is working, look at all these viewer questions!

Kate: Ok, last question so we don’t have a negative score…What is the land of the free and the home of the brave?

Whitey: Brooklyn.

(Kate throws her cards in the air onscreen as Whitey enters the New York scene from behind.)

Whitey: What, they don’t even say I'm a faggot clown to show us how they pervert… damn, we really did wreck things, didn’t we. And oh yeah, I ripped this off from Kate’s dressing room. Don’t say I don’t do anything for you.

(Whitey hands Todd his old cross from the army and he smiles as the scene fades out.)

 

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