Daylight Saving, Issue 2: Part 4.4

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Panel 1: Quick shot of one of the screens showing the live Network feed of the game, focused squarely on Jeff Wilkins lining up for the 1st half ending field goal.

Caption

(Cont., Brie; text bubble)

"I'd understand if you don't though, and still wish you every bit the amount of joy and success you rightfully deserve."

Panel 2: We jump to a few moments later, showing the first half of the action leading up to the aforementioned field goal.

Panel 3: In the second half, we see the play fully in motion; Wilkins' kick already lifting upward past the Titans' defense. You can see the SEND button underneath the last word of the E-Mail text bubble, along with the mouse clicking on it.

Caption

(Cont., Brie; text bubble)

"With Love, Brie"

Panel 4: Back to Brie watching a split second later as the ball crosses the proverbial uprights, shifting their focus toward the CD-ROM drive with the disc in their right hand.

BRIE

(thought bubble) Alright then...

Panel 5: Action shot of Mx. Benoit slipping the compact disc into the opened port, showing every bit the realm of nerves and anxiety that had bubbled up from the previous panel.

BRIE

(Cont., summoning courage within the anxiety) Allons-y!

Text page with some doodles of mythological creatures from Somali and Greek folklore, highlighting part of a notebook of scribbles from one Falis Noor, highlighting different interesting bits emanating from Brie's film.

WRITTEN TEXT

- Brie Benoit...sounds really white. And posh

- This is way too detailed and realistic to be fake.

- Are drones like those freaky flying things from "Termnator 2"?

- I'm with you...how are you gonna change it?

- That's a massive problem this generation is tackling...how can we stop it in its tracks?

- Whoa...WHOAAAA!!

- "If Mankind waited for the 'right time' to address the winds of change--it's unlikely we'd ever have crawled from the primordial ooze."

- This is all nice and easy. But they're not really mentioning what we can do in Brighton.

- Hmmm...she's right. Why wait for an adult to come up with an idea? I've got a few of my own...