Act II

The High Concept World
Alice's closest friends, TJ and Sage, learn about her intentions. With them having a dislike for the police departments corrupt tendencies, they agree to help Alice considering it would have them seeking out their own vengeance against the corrupted justice system and the criminals in the town that they support. TJ, being an African-American teen, has always had to deal with racial issues from both police and civilians. Sage has a strong sense of protection over his female friends and family members taking into account his father was an abusive drunk who mistreated his mother before she disappeared in the mines, therefore he feels it's his duty to go after the drunk abusive men that prey on those weaker than them since the proper authority won't do so. Along the way, more deaths and disappearances occur in the abandoned mines. The three teens track down a suspect who had been abusing children around town and they believe is not only abusing local children but also connected to the murders in the mines and had been getting away with it due to his close relations with certain police officers. They accidentally kill the suspect and the murder sparks a a lust for more "vengeance" between the three. At one point, TJ doesn't trust Sage's intentions causing TJ to set Sage up in order to test him. In the process, they accidentally murder an innocent woman. After some conflict, they make up then proceed with their mission.