The Guy is the End to End Saga’s (e2esaga) protagonist; a hustler, and a terrible confidence man in some circles, but a looser in most. The unlikely hero, who has no name, wakes on the morning of 9/11 to find that his worst fear may have happened.

Hannibal Ammer, a former agent who is responsible for The Guy’s predicament; is hell bent on keeping The Guy who Ammer contracted as a Network operative back in the eighties and early nineties remains on the outer.

Tone Horroh, a hitman from back west —straight out of a Tarantino script— was given a new identity in return for information when Horroh was young. The born again character who has become somewhat of leader under his assumed identity is aware of what The Guy down under knows.

Lavenda Stevonsen or Lotte is someone from The Guy’s past. The Guy; a heart breaker in his younger days needs a muse, as he’s decided his new cover is as a writer. The ultimate prize for The Guy at the outset is his muse who has moved on, next best thing is becoming an Author.

The Guy’s goals seem almost impossible for a dyslexic former player, who has to keep up his cover in order to play in the Network’s carefully laid trap meant for The Guy in the form of a GAME broadcast on the internet. The Guy’s computer screen is a camera to view him at work, an invasion of The Guy’s privacy justified by the Network for crimes it tries to link him to. The Guy uses the GAME as his platform to let Ammer and Horroh know he’s onto them.

The Guy known for his methodical and mathematical approach designs devices to aid him and compensate for his shortcomings, as he shuts himself off from his surroundings and everyone when he needs to harness all that he is humanly capable of to play his way into a position of control; A tall order for someone with little or no formal education.

The Guy begins to write what Ammer and Horroh have been up to in his absence, without any known communication between them, or The Guy’s good friend Metofeaz Litigatti who is still part of the crew —LMLA-ink— publishing the transcripts as eBooks on www.etfiction.com.

All the while the Network’s GAME flourishes on the back of The Guy’s work; he churns out like a MILL. The Guy finds whatever job he can get to pay for the roof over his head and his internet connection. For four long years he writes in the early hours of the day, before he goes to his day job, late into the night, and all weekend long, as he uploads data containing coded information proving to those in the know, he, The Guy is no joke. Through his writing The Guy divulges information in the form of cloaking devices he had used when he was an operative, giving first hand accounts of what happened behind the scenes in some the defining events of our times, in the worlds The Guy’s previous lives intersects —politics, business and crime.

Is the End to End Saga, the imagination of crazy creative whose work and existence no one takes seriously? Or is it The Guy’s response to a possible cover up by his former associates who approached The Guy in 98 for his help in a project to do with the 2000 presidential election, in which the electoral vote did not reflect the popular vote, which The Guy is nervous that the person masquerading as him in the US, may have been involved in?

Or, has The Poet Soldier, the Network’s —a secret sect that connects the New World Order, the intelligence communities, and the underworld— mastermind stepped forward to re-launch the Network for the sake of humanity and for international security and peace, following 9/11?

The End to End Saga spans the best part first decade of the 21st century, as a confidence man/ street fighter from the streets of Peter Jackson Town creates online the New Global Realm, using his characters from etfiction, climaxing his journey in 2010 when he crowns one of his characters Polina Rada, as The Princess of The New Global Realm, in the GUIOPERA, another one of the structures, The Guy erects on the internet to help him spill the End to End Saga.

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