[FADE IN] EXT. RANDOM COFFEE SHOP Slow camera pan down to blurred blue & white logo shaped like a windmill, the likes of which some male siblings from Holland might own. EXT. TABLE IN FRONT OF COFFEE SHOP Justine sits at coffee shop, addressing viewer. JUSTINE Hi there! I'm Justine! Justine waves hand at screen. JUSTINE I'm here to guide you through this co----mic er, strip. Justine has look of uncertainty. JUSTINE This comic is about geekdom. It is about philosophy. It is about the war between good and evil Operating Systems. Occasionally it is about God. Justine sips her coffee. JUSTINE When I was young, I wrote "Everyone loves a paradox," in my journal. That reminds me of a funny exchange between a pair of young unintelligent sounding men crackin lines 'tween em about a spread in Maxim (or FHM I reallly don't remember) of Britney Spears THE FOLLOWING QUOTE CONTAINS MATERIAL INAPPROPRIATE FOR MINORS. "See she looks all hot and mellow here and then on this page she looks like a slut." My memory of this embodiment of the teenage male stereotype is quite vivid, not cause it was surprising, but because it reminded me of a song I would breakdance to years later, "..want a lady on the street but a freak in the bed." Those lines together echo what I, on a random day of thoughts and loneliness penned above in my highschool journal. Oh, yes. We all love a paradox, don't we? We want to eat that cake and stare at it untouched when we're done. Incidentally my mind wanders a lot as it has here. Those who occasionally quote books no one read that inspired movies everyone saw are like this, but that's another story and will be told another time. [CLOSE-UP] Justine winks. JUSTINE My only warning on content is this. While I will rarely have adult oriented topics, I will never use uncensored adult language (morally it feels better and honestly, a stream of censored 'f' words is funnier to me than uncensored ones). Justine lifts her hands up as though presenting the space around her for inspection. JUSTINE As you can see, the d-bag who "draws" me will not be coming to your local museum with any exhibits. He's male in his near 30s, and spends most of his time with his wife and 4 girls. He could've paid more attention to what his art instructor in High School was teaching him instead of his art instructors missing upper lip, but noooo. And here I rest, on the page before you. Where words recreate what that hand was too lazy to commit to paper. He did give me this cell phone though. Justine starts to take out phone. Right before she is about to show the type of phone... [ZOOM OUT] EXT. 200 YARDS BACK FROM COFFEE SHOP JUSTINE Apparently my artist and I know who I speak with on my cell phone, but you may never know. He's warned me though that most of them are knobs or noobs. My phone also doesn't have a snappy name like the Pear ByePhone or SungSam Galluck-She, though the Paolini-esque choice of such a name would've been funny for a half-second. [CUT TO PREVIOUS ZOOM] Justine points her finger at the camera. JUSTINE See? You already agree it would've been dumb. But I digress. I'm almost always at this coffee shop here. Jusine points upwards while still looking forward JUSTINE Billboards, license plates/bumper stickers on cars nearby, and other stuff will sometimes appear. [QUICK PAN UP/OVER] EXT. GIANT BILLBOARD, SIMPLE BLACK BLOCK TEXT ON WHITE BACKGROUND, READING "WHEN BUDGET PERMITS." [QUICK PAN DOWN/OVER, RETURN TO PREV ANGLE] Justine is sitting in her chair with her legs crossed. JUSTINE ...and also you'll hear the music to which I be jammin. [CUT TO CLOSEUP] EXT. SMARTPHONE IN JUSTIN'S HAND. PICTURE ON SCREEN IS HEAVY WITH PURPLE OVERTONES, DEPICTING A REBEL ANGEL FALLING, THE ANGELS BODY CONTORTED DRAMATICALLY SCREAMING TOWARDS. [CUT RETURN TO PREV ANGLE] Justine sips her coffee again. JUSTINE ...and my beverage of choice for the day. Did I mention that my artist and I like coffee? Anywho, that's all I'll say for now. [CUT TO BLACK (NO FADE)] [BEGIN CLOSING CREDITS]