The Strange Angel

by Unknown

"The Strange Angel" ...is not a story of desperation and hope.

Scarecrow learned a long time ago, that hope is for weaklings, who sit by and wait for whatever the people in power feel like sending down.

Desperation is also unknown to him. No matter which corner he gets backed into, he knows exactly how to handle it... right up to the very end, where he stuns the entire world by dealing out a long forgotten, and often abused ideal... simple justice.

"...and he's going to do it with so much Scarecrow style, it'll be hard for the truth "not" to come out." (direct character quote)

Scarecrow will reach into your very depths and shake loose some long neglected thing... your simple sense of right.

You can't help but to feel what he feels. Angry at his foes, glad for his triumphs, sad for his defeats... and tender when a young heart touches his. Brought forward in your soul will be many feelings that are either forgotten, or just plain buried under a fast paced lifestyle.

Scarecrow grabs life by it's shirtcollar and looks it straight in the eye. He is straightforward and fair... he just can't understand why "fair" is applied to who you know, or how many digits you brought down last year.

"The Strange Angel" is written according to the life we live, and how extreme we have become. Scarecrow is the basic "you" A fictional story that is so true, it will leave you wondering about your very self. ...and wishing that the story didn't end.

...but does it?

450 pages, Paperback

First published August 5, 2000

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