Bury Me Not

About this drama

The source for this entry is a six-sentence synopsis of 578 characters, and two transcription facts come first: the platform prints three em dashes, one pair around an appositive and one inside the closing line, transcribed here as commas, while the three straight apostrophes, in man's, company's, and he's, are kept as printed. What the source states: prosecutor Avery Shaw is run off a cliff while investigating Northstar Energy. Rescued by Mason Reed, a man with old bullet scars and a dead man's identity, she learns the crash was a hit. When Northstar thugs corner her, Mason reveals himself as the company's founder, left for dead five years ago. He saves elderly residents from a frozen care center using his founder access, then walks into a press conference where Victor Hale declared him dead, and revives his 61% ownership on live TV, standing beside Avery as a countdown begins. The closing line reads "The dead man is back, and he's not alone," with its em dash transcribed as a comma. The premise is one faked death unmasked from inside the company that staged it, and the source states the comeback in progress, the rescue, the press conference, and the ownership revived, then hooks the outcome with the closing line, so the ending is partly stated and left open at the countdown. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is thirty episodes, one of three entries at that length. The registry column lists 8 against the API's thirty, a gap of twenty-two, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 833 views, thirteenth of twenty, in the lower half. The byline is Capo Shorts, one of five entries under it in this batch, and the platform marks the series completed.

Tags