Sirens, lights and a thunderstorm ripples their ways through the trailer park.
Construction halted on the many new properties and most of the neighbourhood has vacated.

Leroy points out to Eddie that all their friends have gone. Fancy cars line the former rock ways of natural play. A misunderstood replica of what life was in Rolling Hills exists now.

The Jones' trailer now the hangout spot for Leroy's band of brothers who are taking an uprise to the European and all around non American who've erupted their music of yesterday's youth.

"I don't see this as I should"
    Eddie says to Leroy. Barrie agrees and sports a standup against Tshirt.

Posters of ban the foreign line the walls where Jamar Jones once held family pictures. His son who died in the military. His daughter who passed away during childbirth due to complications not recognized by the Rolling Hills General practitioner. Elma Jones, the mother of his children still sit upon the tv stand. Her ashes now used as an ash tray.

Disrespected!

Five Years pass by...

The Mobile Park transformed into An urban neighborhood which is now located in the center of a city. Gracies family posts in the not so local gazette: "The main reasons people enjoy living in urban in the Hills is location"
Rolling has been dropped for aesthetics. With shorter commutes, access to better public transportation, and proximity to events and restaurants, the appeal falls in terms of convenience.

Yet falls flat on generations of poverty stricken families, who have now faded even more into the black.

Remaining is a strip of homestead where the lives lived, refused to cave into extinction. Fifteen homes, including the Powers, Anderson and Boyd's. Boyds General Store still remains, yet struggles. The mail doesn't go there anymore, and with modernizing the community most mail goes to a strip mall located off the dirt road above the bridge way.

Carney got sober after Mikey's death. He took a job as a janitor. Tabitha withers away at the place where she was defiled.

Lee & Bruce continued on their destructive paths of embracing the newbies to street drugs. It is now their way of life. An expected result as determined by the choir of their peers as they faced the justice system time and again.

Random violent attacks on new local businesses spawn the idea that fear was being spread and hate crimes being committed without cause!

Eddie smokes two packs a day.
Smiles less than he ever did before. A broken spirit embodies the once youthful mind. Leroy and Eddie have continually erupted chaos at the hospital where their siblings were neglected care.

Zylstra orchestrated a community petition to demolish the fifteen remaining home. He also pleaded with authorities to grant a one way ticket to fifty eight square feet for life as a new living space for Leroy and Eddie.

Barrie comes up with a plan on how to curb Andy and his tactics.

Revolt!

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