MICHEAL

Michael has learned to love his master.  This was not always the case.  A year ago, Micheal McSwane had been a member of a secret white supremacist organization.  The group claimed to be non-violent, but was known to commit crimes against black citizens.  In the years before the so- called "Whitey Laws" were passed, this type of group had been legalized, but as soon as the as the Reparations Act went into effect, all race-based supremacy groups had been criminalized.  Micheal was a ranking member of his particular group.  When he and the other known members of this organization was arrested and enslaved, it was obvious that Micheal was going to be a hard case.  No matter how brutally the guards beat him, it would stem the streams of anti-black vitriol that spewed from the new slave's mouth.  The judge, growing weary of this recalcitrant honky, was about to simply have him sent down into the mines and be done with him, but at the last minute, Jamal Marcum stood and volunteered to buy that slave( at a severely discounted rate, of course) and train him himself.  Ordinarily, the judge would have never allowed such a menace to be purchased, unbroken, by a private citizen.  In this case, however, the judge knew that Jamal was a ranking Cracker Control officer and that he was entirely capable of handling this disrespectful honky.