Pitchomen

In a dystopian world dominated by the Screen, the Jeffersons' tranquil life shatters when Mammon, a malevolent force, introduces a captivating device. Family members succumb to its allure, except James. Armed with knowledge, he confronts Mammon, breaking the Screen's influence. The family learns a crucial lesson about the dangers of unchecked desires and technology's seduction, rebuilding their lives with newfound balance. Mammon and His Screen become a cautionary tale in their ongoing quest.

The Screen

In the otherworldly realm where the Seven Princes of Hell held dominion, Mammon shrouded in shadows, faced the derisive laughter and mocking praise of his brethren. The cavernous space echoed with the voices of the Princes—Asmodeus, Beelzebub, Belial, Leviathan, Belphegor, Satan, and the newly awakened Mammon.

Asmodeus, the Prince of Lust, his voice dripping with mockery, addressed Mammon, "Oh, Mammon, the Weaver of Illusions, your schemes unravel before us. It seems your grasp on this mortal is slipping."

Beelzebub, the Prince of Gluttony, chuckled, "To think a human could defy your illusions. Your skills are rusting, Mammon."

Belial, the Prince of Vanity, sneered, "Your illusions may dazzle the feeble-minded, but this human has a will forged in the fires of adversity."

Leviathan, the Prince of Envy, hissed, "Mammon, you are outdone by mortals. This James, with his indomitable will, has become a beacon of defiance."

Belphegor, the Prince of Sloth, yawned lazily, "Mammon, your failures are becoming tedious. I expected more from the harbinger of illusions."

Satan, the Prince of Wrath, roared with laughter, "Mammon, your prey escapes your clutches. The cosmos favors these mortals, and you are but a pawn in their cosmic play."

Amidst the mockery, the Seventh Prince, Mammon, found himself scorned and ridiculed. The cosmic tapestry, woven by the trio—James with his unyielding will, Lucius with his profound knowledge, and Seraphin with her enigmatic mastery of shadows—had become a spectacle that even the Princes could not ignore.

"James, the Willful," Asmodeus declared, "your defiance against Mammon's illusions is commendable. Your will burns bright, fueled by the flames of your past."

"Lucius, the Knowledge-Bearer," Beelzebub acknowledged, "your cosmic insights disrupt the fabric of our dominion. Your intellect rivals the celestial beings."

"Seraphin, the Shadow's Artisan," Leviathan hissed, "your mastery over the shadows perplexes even us. Your origins remain veiled, a mystery that intrigues and unnerves."

In the face of the Princes' mockery, Mammon seethed with frustration, his illusions shattered, and his influence waning. The trio stood as an anomaly, drawing the attention and, begrudgingly, the respect of the Seven Princes of Hell. The cosmic forces that intertwined with their journey had allied with the mortal realm, challenging the established order of the infernal domain.

A Prince's Mockery