((TF: Date: 2010. Weeks after Alexander Arcane was "shot" in the head by Richard Arcane.))


It was raining that day. Alexander's body was lowered in a casket and the rest of the Arcane family, dressed in black, shed their tears over his passing. As the scene passes slowly around to random family and friends surrounding the grave.... the view then shows Richard Arcane staring down into the hole. Unemotional. Even as the Reverend said the closing prayer- Richard just stares blankly at the grave.



Sometime later that day, Richard Arcane returns to the grave- now- completely covered by the Earth. Richard kneels down and wipes away the dirt off of Alexander Arcane's tomb-plaque. A smile slowly filled his face. From the corner of Richard's eye a long stretched black limo pulls to the curve. Anxious. Richard gets up and walks across the wet grass- passing graves on his way- to the vehicle . From that moment, the passenger window lowers and a hand pulls out with a black glove handing Richard a silver colored manila envelope. Across the envelope was a striking and very familiar logo.
































The window lowered down slowly and as Richard opened the manila envelope to only reach inside to recieve Alexander Arcane's last will and testament- Alexander Arcane's face pops out from the darkness inside of the limo with a sly and complex expression slapped on his face.


Alexander Arcane: Brother. Listen carefully. For everything I tell you must go exactly as planned. A man by the name of Reverend Jones will purchase CW stocks for majority control. Don't worry about the specifics- just stay out of his way. Hold on to that document until the Reverend re-instates Moebius as the Chairman. Until that time, keep Charon's lawyers tangled up in the court of law. You understand what I just said to you?





Richard takes his gaze off of the will and return them to Alexander
Richard Arcane: Sounds good to me. I want that BITCH to rot in hell for what she did to me!






Alexander returns with an astonishing smile

Richard Arcane: This is about Monopoly isn't it?







Alexander Arcane: Of course it is. It always is. Monopoly never ended. Heh. Even after my "death."