#lnq 👨🏿‍🦱: 🎭lnq in Easter
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/🎭lnq in Easter

lnq👨🏿‍🦱[i], monody[description:= Δ Black male, mid-40s years, this guy's physical resemblance to Link Starbureiy is uncanny😉 /// character:= leader of the 'Four Horsemen' (the "🦍silverback" of his troop), a volunteer firefighter👨🏿‍🚒 who is anti-heroic, anti-hype, wise🦉, provocative, retaliatory, raw, 💊red pilled + seething, extreme, gone, schizophrenic/crazed, ruthless+lawless, a vicious misfit, karma personified, militant, genocidal and careless of internecine, wrathful, has a big dick🍆 and wields big dick energy, bellicose and on his bully wanting others to 'feel his pain', no joke, 'that motherfucker!', not easily fooled, merciless, bold and hardcore, fearless+🦁lionhearted, believes himself to be the 🐑sheep/goat/ram🐏 on a crusade for freedom] and Stu(art), Pascha's medical assistant interface /// Here, the name "Stu" is reminiscent of the STU kernel, yes, but in this context, we are moreso being respective of Jeb Stuart, writer of the original Die Hard[n] movie.
concept artwork is bing ai-generated, these are not prod. images

bing ai-generated image of dirty egg walking around PhiladelphiaIn the wake of all the strife taking place in Brandywine in my 🧼opera, Easter, we have me as a disgruntled civilian named, who, having been disillusioned with authority after his own recent encounter with the legal system moved him beyond reproach, devises a plan to carry-out what he sees is the only logical solution to stop🛑 and prevent any further foul play against his community of 'runaway slaves' - the annihilation of all cops, and the dismemberment of local officials (eg. those elected, ombuds, prosecutors, police departments, etc.) for whom they serve.

To make matters worse, he is even willing and competent enough to take his cause further - orchestrate an all-out war against anybody and everybody who is in disagreement with his self-reliance/self-preservation, protectionist philosophy. As a side effect of him being an apex predator, inevitably, random persons are made at fault and no one is a safe target, but by billing himself as the "crown of light", this 'manifestation of abuse' - akin to the Grim Reaper - can rationalize being his own judge+jury (however sadistic) by using the survival of the fittest evolutionary tactic so that he can 'bring a new dawn' via extermination.

"I've never killed anyone before. But, killers respect killers, and you have my respect." - lnq👨🏿‍🦱


Before being sentenced to a hospital for a non-violent offense, lnq👨🏿‍🦱 was working specifically under a federal grant (a weeks-long hackathon sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service) to build+research urban watersheds for a statewide 'green' ("healthy") initiative. His findings were that somebody was 'poisoning the well', so to speak; for decades there has been foreign particulates (neurological agents) deliberately placed into the drinking water of targeted African-American [B1/FBA] neighborhoods in Philadelphia and Bucks Counties. His investigation led him to discover that this had been done perhaps intentionally by an intra-organizational coalition. /// At first I had lnq👨🏿‍🦱 working as an engineer for the company, but then realized that the story calls for someone who thoroughly knows their way around town. -- One of my first job offers in Montana came from the Smokejumper Center in Missoula as a data scientist. I declined, but kept in contact with some of the people there because I find wildland fire🔥 seasons fascinating.

In Easter, lnq👨🏿‍🦱 acquires a lot of power in a very short amount of time, and I figured the most reasonable way for him to do this was for him to be put in a position of trust, where he could easily prey on people's vulnerabilities. Them assuming that as a firefighter👨🏿‍🚒 he is there to help as a first responder, is a sensible way to dramatize this. Also, being his fire house's volunteer, he possesses natural leadership skills which will always be on full display. This makes sense considering that it calls for somebody who knows the city inside-out, like the back of his hand.

When he went to report his findings to his superiors, he was immediately re-assigned, and the project spec dismantled. He was later labeled mentally impotent, timely laid-off, and then framed for three (3) counts of tampering with federal equipment. Each count held up to one year as punishable by law. Because these were minor trespasses, the authorities decided to ship him interstate to a psychiatric ward in Deer Lodge, Montana for his sentence (1,000 days).

Whatever happens, happens, and for a reason. That mode of thinking catapulted him into the depths of anguish and back again, taking him to the brink of death, where he began irreversible experiments of self-mutilation. These actions ended up costing him his arm in the process, which was later replaced with a 🦾bionic prosthetic.

While on the inside, with his freedoms/liberties gone, he did plenty of introspection. He may have tried to find religion to some degree, or at least what it means to be 'religious' in the midst of hell, by sampling the unit's library. But then decided that he's actually not a coward; that it's actually against his best interests to seek false protection from others who were legitimately sick (you typically see hardcore thugs find a religion while incarcerated as a way to form a safety net).

"Life is Death's clock. I've been gone; I died a long time ago. Today, I'm a soul collector." - lnq👨🏿‍🦱


With all of his learning and understanding, he found some things about the Holy Bible to be astonishingly peculiar to him. After reading the good book from cover-to-cover, he began to believe that he was blessed, not cursed. His psychosis became more potent over the course of his sentence, and had gotten to a point in schizophrenia where he totally converted to his own belief system.

And like all people on the journey seeking mental resolve, he found a distant source, and then nit-picked that source to get closer to it, selecting what sounded most interesting to him and in-line with his feelings. What he found came directly from three books in the Bible: Genesis, Deuteronomy, and Revelation (ie. the first, the fifth, and the last):
from Genesis 15:13, he learned that the People (Hebrews) were cursed by God: 📯"And he said unto Abram, Know of a surety that thy seed shall be sojourners in a land that is not theirs, and shall serve them; and they shall afflict them four hundred years;"
from Deuteronomy 28:15-68, but especially verse 68, he noted that They came over to the New World cast in irons on slave ships, are generally considered to be "of confused mind" (ie. lacking high intelligence), called bywords (eg. 'nigger'), etc.: 📯"And the Lord will bring you back in ships to Egypt, a journey that I promised that you should never make again; and there you shall offer yourselves for sale to your enemies as male and female slaves, but there will be no buyer."

"... and where has being nice gotten us? Hell is full of Christians. The Bible says that Jesus and Satan are one and the same; so maybe this Anti-Christ figure is really the good guy." - lnq👨🏿‍🦱

From those two books alone, he accepted that the Bible speaks in code, and deduced that Black Americans [B1] are the true Hebrews.* This would be a distinct group, separate from the Black Hebrew Israelites or Beta Israel. He used Revelation to further make his case:
Revelation 3:7-13: 📯"To the angel of the church in Philadelphia write:
These are the words of him who is holy and true, who holds the key of David. What he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts no one can open. 8 I know your deeds. See, I have placed before you an open door that no one can shut. I know that you have little strength, yet you have kept my word and have not denied my name. 9 I will make those who are of the synagogue of Satan, who claim to be Jews though they are not, but are liars—I will make them come and fall down at your feet and acknowledge that I have loved you. 10 Since you have kept my command to endure patiently, I will also keep you from the hour of trial that is going to come on the whole world to test the inhabitants of the earth.
11 I am coming soon. Hold on to what you have, so that no one will take your crown. 12 The one who is victorious I will make a pillar in the temple of my God. Never again will they leave it. I will write on them the name of my God and the name of the city of my God, the new Jerusalem, which is coming down out of heaven from my God; and I will also write on them my new name. 13 Whoever has ears, let them hear what the Spirit says to the churches."


Those Revelation chapter+verses convinced him of Brandywine (his hometown) (as) being the last remaining of the Seven Churches, and that the true Hebrews would come from her when called. Figuring that the first slaves were brought to American (Virginia) shores[a] in August 1619, that time is now (202x+), he thinks.

So, when we get introduced to Egg in the church scene alongside Dominique, we know that he's at the tail-end of his spiritual journey. From his personal failings, he has arrived at the inevitable delusion: that because the Negro (Hebrew) cannot thrive under oppression, it should not co-exist with its oppressor(s).* This is the thesis of H. Rap Brown's autobiography.

Back in Brandywine, he returns home to find his wife making drastic lifestyle changes, his young daughter having lost respect for him, and he himself an extremely bitter person. With little to lose, no time to waste, and realizing that he must act quickly if he is to self-fulfill a prophesy (of Armageddon and thus ending the curse), his plot for revenge begins. He goes on the hunt for Theo (it was the kingpin himself who helped frame him; giving the police the planted evidence that sent him away), Maundy (whom he holds responsible for oppressing his 'Hebrew' people), and every active law enforcer.


Accomplishing this is no small feat, as he sees enemies in gangs & street thugs (à la Theo's comrades) as well as the corporations (viewing America itself as a corporation) -- all shareholders in corruption, and which are equally as guilty in oppressing Hebrews over time. Certain targets are harder to hit for reasons that are out of his area of expertise, but that's not going to stop him from trying.

"It's simple economics: you pay for everything you do and don't do. ... If they were already dealt with, then this wouldn't keep happening. -- No regressions." - lnq👨🏿‍🦱


I wrote lnq👨🏿‍🦱 to be perhaps the nastiest, most vicious antihero ever. He is truly a mean motherfucker. Even though the character is definitely bad news, I refuse to label him outright villainous because he is reactionary; had the others not done what they did, there would be no cause for him to take action. "No more Mr. Nice Guy"; he views himself in prophetic taste like Harriet Tubman; wanting to manumit his followers from the stronghold of socio-economic oppression and is completely sold on the movement.

"lnq is coming for you." - lnq👨🏿‍🦱


I decided to make him a Black male because, since he bears sole responsibility for instigating the war on 'Good Friday', black matches the preferred color of the ecumenical liturgy. <-- total bs! I made him Black because I'm playing the character and I'm Black. In crafting him, I referenced source material from Hubert Brown's autobiography, experimenting with what the fervor from a die hard (pun intended) political activist could have been like in 1960s America. Also examined were some third-party peripheral studies of John Africa's MOVE ideologies ("The Guidelines").


In a different ilk, my composite borrowed some traits from characters in movies and television shows dealing with inner-city gangsters and the drug game (I especially was influenced here by Jamie Hector's characterization of Marlo Stanfield in The Wire and Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's psychotic 'out-for-revenge' portrayal of Kanan Stark in seasons one and two of Power), Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo (hence the oft-repeated "I have a Black friend, his name is George." line), elements of spaghetti westerns (particularly the 'lonesome dove' act of Clint Eastwood as Man with No Name in the "Dollars Trilogy"), the self-righteousness of Boyd Crowder, along with the swagger of Roy Rogers, certain characteristics of Sam McCloud, Magneto's pragmatism, also the slaughterhaus of Nat Turner, and the rage of Jason Voorhees.

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