The Future
Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 7:57 pm
Now I do not believe that this was actually contemplated on as maturely and seriously as I thought. For all I know this was discussed before, but I truley feel that this needs to be redone in a professional way. I have been thinking of the lives the warriors will lead after the big meeting. For instance, my mother used to tell movie stories of the 70's and how difficult things were. That people did not push themselves as they do today. Usually people who discuss the future of the warriors, usually make it a fairytale ending. I feel that this is after all a gang, and who knows what dark path's these people will lead. I am not saying all of them will, but like I said the world is not perfect. I always thought that someone like Ajax, would stay in jail, for a longer period of time, because the cops found him guilty for passed crimes they did not catch him on. Or maybe although Swan might leave the gang, he and mercy part ways, not seeing each other ever again. I am not disrespecting the 70's but my mother told me a time that her and her sisters knew a friend at school, who later became a prostitute somewhere in Manhattan and was murdered. Some of her friends did go on to have successful lives, but like I said life is not perfect. Maybe someone dies, or became some janitor at some school. Not that a janitor is a bad job, but you can see that some of them in my school are complete low lives. I always thought that since rembrandt was the youngest he got out on time and went to college and became a youth worker, or maybe he stayed and got himself killed. I don't know, but like I said I hope people respond to this, and give nice reasons. Its alright to give a warrior a happy ending, as long as you don't make them some billion dollar rich man. There was a Hispanic gang in the 60's and one of their members became a senator. So its ok to use your imagination, just don't turn it into a cartoon.