We open up our scene in Seattle, Washington, just minutes after show ended and the main event stopped, but the camera's are still rolling for eWe Mobile. As road agents and trainers came to the ring with some brooms to clear out the ring of the snow and the dickhead Cameron snowman, Mr. Man stands by, and as they finish up, he grabs a microphone from the ring announcer, before getting back into the ring.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"What you all saw here was just fun and games, nothing but excitement to get you all to watch and order and view and whatever you can to our Chill Factor pay-per-view. In reality, you don't need some Snowball Contest, you don't need some type of big gimmick to get you to watch a pay-per-view, all you really need is some guarentees. Sometimes you need a guarentee of some free merchandice, coming from your favorite superstar, from eWe Shop Zone, from some gaming place, from anywhere t-shirts are sold. Sometimes, you need a guarentee of that special match up that you will only experience once in a lifetime and only matters live. Sometimes, depending on your situation, you can get the gaurentee of watching people live and in style, seeing them work the art of their craft in the ring, and trying their best to succeed. But, I don't plan on giving any of those guarentees. My guarentee, or guarentees rather, are simple. One, I plan on beating down Cameron Hayden like the complaining, bitchy, whiny emo bastard that he is. My other, I plan on walking out of Chill Factor, World Heavyweight Champion."

Mr. Man smirks, as a big mixed reaction, which is mainly cheers though, comes from the crowd, showing that most seem to love what Mr. Man is saying.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"When I came to this company three years ago, I was very vanilla, where some said I had potential and could be a big player, while others said I would never reach my potential and strike out. In reality, for the most part, they were all right. Some believe that I did strike out when I could have done some big things in my career, while others believe that right now, I have reached my potential. But, really, no matter which half is right, whether I'm some over-rated Mexican prick who shouldn't be where he is today, or if I am some World Class athlete that I believe I am, I'm still main eventing a pay-per-view. I know for a fact, that most of you fans, most of my peers, most of the internet think I'm way over my head, that I shouldn't be where I am. It doesn't matter, because, whether you believe it or not, I've proven that I am better than originally though out to be."

Mr. Man justs looks around the arena, as some seem to have left, while others are sitting there patiently.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"A lot of people had doubts about Mr. Man, a lot of people thought I'd be some mid-card crony who will get over, but not over enough. But, what I've done this past year, has been simply amazing. This past year I've done nothing but prove people wrong about how they feel about me. I've made them all look at me as a threat to this company, and a threat to everyone above me, and it worked, more than you could expect. No matter how many times I say it, it never gets old, the fact is, this whole year I've beaten about 7 former World Champions, and it worked. All of my accomplishments this year, all of my talking, using my charisma for something, it worked! Because of all I've done, I finally got myself a World Heavyweight Championship match. Because of all the talking and all the backing up I've done, I got a World title match. Because, I've proved my greatness time and time again, because I've shown to the world that my skills, my technical proless, my speed in the ring, my unique moves, everything in my arsenal, I got a World title shot!"

Mr. Man smirks now, looking at the fans, all whom seem quiet, yet ready to pop at anytime during the night.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"You know what it means for any wrestler, whether they're 500 pounds, or 232 pounds, you know what it means to get a World title shot? It's something that may never happen again, something that doesn't come by everyday, and believe me, it takes a while to get it. The fact is, I finally got it, after months and months of providing facts to my complaints, after months of showing my record, beating people who some say were better than me, I finally got it. You look at me, and you look at how I've taken down 7 former World Champions, how I was able to beat anyone in my way, beating them, taking them out, embarassing them, making them suffer. Look at how many times you see a Mr. Man sign, when you see a Mr. Man t-shirt being worn, and it proves that the fans love me unconditionally, yet hate me to the core. It proves my theory, proves everything that I have said for the past year, and it's that I am the unoffical number one contender. I guess it's official now."

Mr. Man looks over at the fans, all who seem tired from watching a two hour show, so they sit there waiting for Mr. Man to continue.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"That World Heavyweight Championship is a title more covetted than you fans, more covetted than people in the back, it's more covetted than this company, it's a championship only a lucky few have worn. You look at some legends who have held that title, legends like White Tiger, legends like Sean Lewis, even disgraceful legends like Shawn Ashlocke and it's current champion Cameron Hayden. I could join that batch of legends, I could prove to the world that I am a legend in this company. That accomplishment can happen next Sunday in Alaska, at Chill Factor. When I face Cameron Hayden, only one result can happen, a result that has happened in the past, and that is me becoming World Heavyweight Champion."

Mr. Man smirks to the fans, some smiling because they see Mr. Man's, smirk, others leaving, some staying just to watch.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"Next Sunday at Chill Factor, I meet a man who I am no stranger with, a man who has been holding this show and company by storm. I face a man who has had some controversial matches, controversial words and has done some controversial decisions. I am facing a man who has held a rare honor of holding the World Heavyweight Championship twice in one year. I am also facing a man who I have beaten and embarassed far more times than he has to me. I face a man who has not only turned out to be a big jackass, I also face a man who has turned from hot young wrestler to whiny little bitch in 6 months. I face Cameron Hayden, our World Heavyweight Champion, a man who's only reason he is where he is today is from sucking dick. Cameron Hayden's our World champion, he has one of the best records in the company, he's beaten wrestler after wrestler, won match after match, and can only stay on top, because he sucks dick. Whether it be Roddy Piper, a man who's first hand when he was General Manager was to push Cameron Hayden, and push him down our throats. Or if it's Shawn Ashlocke, who taught Cameron the art of talking shit, and running like a bitch."

Now a reaction comes from the fans, an approving reaction, while others just don't care about Mr. Man, of course.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"I understand if you don't take what I'm saying as serious, but the fact is, this is not my first dance with Cameron Hayden. me and Hayden have faced one on one twice already, three times if you count this Snowball Contest. Me and him are basically tied in singles action, which would make this the hypothetical rubber match. The way I see things in life is this, 6 months ago, I completely owned him for the X-Division title, when all the cards were in his corner, I beat him. 6 months ago, when I beat him, I signified the end for him, I signified that everything he's done is nothing compared to me beating him, and since then, he's been ducking me, ducking me like a rat would a cat. But, unlike Cameron, I don't look back at 6 months ago, and use that as historical reference as to how you get screwed over. Unlike Cameron Hayden, I don't cry over spillt milk like him, I don't complain about getting screwed, or live in the past, all I care about right now is that World Heavyweight Championship."

Mr. Man just smirks again, looking at the fans, all whom seem a little bored, but most kinda enjoying things.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"Cameron, at Chill Factor, put my sad, sad attempt of being funny aside, put all thise humor, put all of my lame jokes aside, the fact is, I care about one thing, and it's not you bitching and moaning about 6 months ago, it's not about how you feel about me personally or professionally, it's about that World Heavyweight Championship. I have been screwed over and over, watching people take my spots, take everything I deserved and getting the cold shoulder, something you have never experienced. Cameron, I have been through hell for three years, and I get nothing for it, and you get everything, but now they finally give me my chance, and I don't plan on ruining it. Cameron, Final Cut's about one thing too me, it's not about embarassing you, which I plan to do by the way, it's not about making you suffer, it's about one thing and one thing only. Cameron, at Chill Factor, December 23rd, next Sunday, I plan on walking out a man who has finally accomplished something in his career. I plan on walking out of Chill Factor, walking out of 2007, and walking into 2008 as one thing, and that is Heavyweight Champion of the World! Cameron, Chill Factor, the lights are very, very bright for me, and winning the World Heavyweight Championship will make them even brighter."

Mr. Man then drops the microphone as "The Enemy" by Godsmack hits over the p/a system, as some of the fans seem to have enjoyed this, but since Mr. Man's a tweener, a lot of them hated it. Mr. Man then rolls out of the ring after posing a bit and walks up the ramp, as this eWe Mobile video ends, and most people download tits for a wallpaper on their phone.

'Scene One - The Past of a Future: Part One'

We open up our next scene in Miami, Florida, inside the home of our very own Mr. Man. Inside his house, you can see Mr. Man sitting down on his couch, with Kenny Greenwood sitting next to him on his chair. Kenny Greenwood looks over at the camera which is positioned in front of him.

Kenny Greenwood
"Ladies and gentleman, I am here in the house of your number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship next sunday at Chill Factor, Mr. Man."

Mr. Man looks at Kenny Greenwood, than at the camera, before just laying his eyes at the chair Kenny's sitting in.

Kenny Greenwood
"And, as requested by eWe Management, they have asked me too come to your home tonight, and basically tell me your story, your motives, and your reasons for being a wrestler. So, let's get started."

'The Future' Mr. Man
"Well, where should I start of Kenny? Basically, I was born in southern Texas, where I grew up for about 5 years old, before moving to Florida, no where near Miami, but in Ft. Louderdale."

Kenny Greenwood
"What about your internal family life, did you have any brothers and sisters, if so, what were they like?"

'The Future' Mr. Man
"I have one brother, named Antonio, but, me and him haven't had the average brother-brother relationship. While, me and him did have the average sibling fights, me and him weren't really close. He was more of the rowdy one in the family, while I was more the more calm, sensible one of the family. He was 8 years older than me, so naturally, he felt he was always better than me, but when I was 13, he was in jail."

An actual look of regret seems to go on Mr. Man's face as he talks about his brother, Kenny Greenwood, doesn't really seem to notice.

Kenny Greenwood
"Well, what about your parents, did you and them ever have a good relationship or did you always get into that teenage rebellion?"

'The Future' Mr. Man
"Actually, Kenny, no, me and my parents had a good relationship, but, not everything happened was great. My mom and my dad, while they always tried too be these perfect parents, they really fought a lot. I used to remember being about 6 or 7 and hearing them squabble, and really got scared at night, I never knew what they were going to do, or what was gonna end up happening, and it was tough for a 7 year old boy to go through."

Kenny Greenwood
"What ever ended up happning with your family? Did they continue doing all this fighting with each other, and scaring you and what-not?"

Mr. Man smirks now, not that arrogant, cocky, asshole smirk he usually does, just a smirk of a man who likes to smirk.

'The Future' Mr. Man
"My parents divorced when I was about 8 years old, they never talked to each other much, but, neither of them wanted to hurt me. When I was about 16, though, my dad got a job offer up in Atlanta, and he had to leave Florida, which really put a damper on our relationship."

Kenny Greenwood
"Well, this Sunday, this could be a redefining moment in not only your career, but your life as a whole, any possible chance of your family being there?"

'The Future' Mr. Man
"Actually Kenny, there is a big chance my whole family can be there. Me and my brother, while we never got along, me and him still have love for each other, and even though we never liked each other, he knows how big this is. Same with my dad, I have tried to fix the bridges that has happened between us, and I have invited him to the show."

Mr. Man looks at Kenny, after he finishes his little miniture speech there, causing Kenny to look back.

Kenny Greenwood
"This Sunday, it could be the biggest night of your life, and I'm sure having your family there will not only encourage you to go farther, but even go as far as to encouraging you to win the title."

'The Future' Mr. Man
"Kenny, this Sunday, my dreams could come true, and while many people thing I'm an asshole, or a cheater, or some type of dub shit, I still know that my family will be there. I understand the stakes going into this match and I understand that Cameron doesn't really like me, I don't care, this Sunday it's my time."

Kenny Greenwood
"Well, that's this sunday, but, this is just part one of your story, and an introduction of what's too come, I hope we can talk to you soon, and I wish you good look for this Sunday at Chill Factor."

Mr. Man and Kenny Greenwood then look at each other, before the camera fades out for this short, brief, introduction to the Mr. Man Chronicles of Life, ending this scene, and this roleplay.