This aligns well with my 2017 Nicholl Fellowship screenplay entry called "Do Unto Others" where in Act III the protagonists use their insider knowledge of Inter

This aligns well with my 2017 Nicholl Fellowship screenplay entry called "Do Unto Others" where in Act III the protagonists use their insider knowledge of International Banking and Wire Transfers to clean out the hidden stash of illicit monies hidden by disgraced Enron executives[1]. To me, plausibility is important in fictional works that reach for meaning or defined structure, at least where possible. I mean, I love Hackers but of course groan at scenes inside "The Gibson" and whatnot. This guy actually made it work - I'm impressed. [1] https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/do-unto-others https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/do-unto-others