Dwight Scott, seeking personal redemption, joins an anti-terrorism organization while grappling with his past drug addiction. He faces bullying but finds inspiration in the support of Clarke, helping him realize the importance of standing up for himself. Ultimately, he commits to change, focusing on self-improvement and mentorship.

1. Mark Glatt
Part XXXIV Thirty Four
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Dwight Scott was not
looking to be a hero ….
… He was looking to be
a man
Presents

2. Elimination Of All My Sources To
Drug Access Had Made Sure That
I Wouldn’t Do Drugs Anymore.
Though It Didn’t Kill The Addiction.
DAMN!! I Could Worry About That Later.
At The Time, All That Was On My Mind
Was Joining The Organization Countering
Terrorism.

3. Hi I’d Like To
Register For …
Clarke!! You Work
For Them Too????
Let’s
Do
This!!
Yes Dwight. And
Proud Of It!!

4. So Dwight WE
Are Here To
Pick On You
All We Want!!
Hi Scott!! We
Heard That
You’re Not
Allowed To Hit
Anyone Without
Getting Expelled

5. They Were Right. They Could Pick On Me All That They Wanted To And I Couldn’t
Do Anything About It!!

6. But Clarke Duncan Andrews Could!!

7. No! Don’t Even Think
About It! THANK YOU
DWIGHT! Because of
your actions, you have
inspired me to stand up
for myself and learn how
to fight back.
Clarke!
Thank
You!

8. Who was I to be this big bigot, this big of a piece of trash, I went through the rest of
my drugs. Pretty soon, I ran out. But I did not go out and buy cigarettes anymore. I
was too busy reading.

9. Outside
Dwight! Great
To Run Into
You!! You Are
The Best
Mentor Ever!
That’s All I
Have To Say!
Bye!

10. And Then … I Cried. I HAD To Do Whatever Carpet Quicksand Required Me To Do.
AND I Had To Return To Being The ORIGINAL IMPACTOR!!