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POT
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16 year old Louisa wakes up on lock down surrounded by debris from last night's blow out. Josh has vanished but she's not alone and is beginning to feel the heat. She must decide whether or not to do the right thing, but time is running out and a series of revelations suggest everything is not as it seems. Have you ever felt something whisper in your ear? Have you ever been led astray? This block is the devil's playground, He follows the beaten and weak. Preys on those whose dreams have drowned, And resides in towns which are bleak.
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PROLOGUE
By Wahab Sheikh
JOSH stands alone in the space. He wears a bloody white T-shirt.
JOSH I know you wonāt like me.
But little do you know that every day I fight me myself by myself.
But in your eyes,
Iām still the bad guy.
And maybe itās the case that you heard some bad lies we bury often been through some sad times, but my Gās know that itās just the way shit goesā¦
We be on these roads, flog these hoes, never trust a bitch sheāll stab you in the back, snitches get attacked, so I did what I had to.
Donāt judge me.
Thug livinā, drug dealinā, body counts, itās more than a hobby now you either ride with man, or ride against just know that once youāre in, there aināt no way out
At least thatās what they say.
Yeah thereās postcode wars, and if you step on our turf then you might get zored.
So what?
Weāre just protecting our territory; defence is a human reaction so donāt lie to me and tell me I have options when I was born in to this and you were born into bliss, see they donāt give us openings, weāre limited in choice,
Itās life, so let us voice our strife.
Come.
Live a day in our world and see how you survive.
Blackout.
Faint sounds coming from the television set. A montage of distorted clips consisting of speeches from various politicians, Day time TV shows and commercials.
The lights come up on a young girl (LOUISA, 17) tossing and turning on the sofa. A run down council flat living room with an adjoining kitchen at the back; a breakfast bar counter separates the two rooms. The living room consists of a small dining room table with two cheap plastic chairs on either side, an old sofa faces the audience, in front of it is a television set, the front door is situated stage right. A Buddha sits in the corner of the room with used up tea lights around it. A hatch door planted in the kitchen floor; made to look part of it. The stage is covered in mess and clutter from the night before; objects indicating that a party has taken place.
A young...
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- Front Cover
- Half-Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Prologue