/lit/ - Literature

>He's taken in for questioning by the FBI
>"Where is she?"
>"It's been 20 years. I thought she was dead"
>Begin story of angry teenager who unwittingly assists girl in creating a domestic terrorist network
>Capture circa 2005 American brand America angst/anger, selling out to oil interests, corporations, consumerism
>Don't do much more than bomb a few power plants, but they're considered a huge threat
>My guy is a cog, drifts away from his cell, moves on with his life. She doesn't. He's one of the few people who knows her name, that's all FBI wants.
>They threaten him with legal action, immunity if he tells them everything he knows. But he loved her. Will make it about what you're willing to sacrifice for, in the end, she's the hero, sacrificing herself/freedom so that he can move on/ be forgiven

haven't figured out the mechanic for that. I always picture her in this Green Day chic olive drab army jacket, burned out, smoking a cigarette like a pre-hipster young Marla, dead head who finally found something worth fighting for. Her running name and the name of the work so far is Beatrice, Alghieri/Lemony Snickett reference