Scene begins in what appears to be a personal training room, with portraits of renowned Canadian wrestlers on the wall, to include Stu Hart, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Brian Pillman, Chris Benoit, etc. Nathan St. John is shown sitting on a bench with his head hanging low, talking to himself.
All Stars 2… this is a moment I’ve been waiting for.
Various clips of the first All Stars matches flash on the screen.
I’m finally having a match in WZCW, even if I’m not there permanently… Stu would be proud.
An image flashes by of Stu Hart and what appears to be a teenage Nathan.
All my adult life I trained in that dungeon, until the day he died…
Images of Stu’s funeral are shown.
Those people… none of those outsiders showed any respect for him! Does nobody care for the best Canadian wrestler to have ever walked the earth? Is this what he gets? A funeral, and maybe a Hall of Fame induction, but nothing more? He deserves better than that! He deserves to be spoken of all over the world! When one talks of wrestling, they should speak of Stu Hart!
Nathan appears to calm down a bit, as if pondering something.
But is it really just Stu? No… none of the Canadian greats get the respect they deserve!
Nathan looks over to the portraits on his wall, and then rises to his feet, fists clenched tightly.
And that is exactly what I will do! I will bring respect and honor back to the Canadian legends! And in that process…
Nathan begins to laugh as an image of him with a title belt of unknown origin slung over his shoulder.
…I will bring respect and honor to me, Nathan St. John: the next Canadian wrestling legend.
Nathan looks over to his computer in the back left corner of the room, which has WZCW.com on-screen.
WZCW, look out; Nathan St. John is coming to Tokyo.
Scene cuts off.
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Scene restarts at the Tokyo Dome in Japan, the day of All Stars 2. Nathan St. John is shown walking down the backstage hallway, where he bumps into Leon Kensworth.
Watch where you’re-! Oh, Mr. Kensworth! My apologies, sir. Have you found out who my opponent is for tonight?
Nathan St. John, correct? If I remember right, you are facing Krypto.
Nathan becomes befuddled, thinking, “What’s a Krypto?”
Thank you, sir. I’ll be on my way now.
Nathan then walks away, a disgusted look on his face, as he begins to talk to himself.
What in the world? Is there not so much as a common respect of persons around here? How dare he bump into me in such a manner! Does he not know I am a wrestler of high prestige, not deserving to be in physical contact with such a low-rate “journalist?” (Nathan makes air quotes as he says this.) What a dastardly fool! What a-
Nathan then walks by a man who appears to be in the costume of the Baltimore Ravens mascot.
And who are you?
I am called Hrafn, and I have a match tonight with El Genio Verde, or “The Green Genius.” What about yourself?
…I am facing Krypto.
Oh, you mean the guy in the alien costume? (Hrafn snorts in amusement.) What an imbecile. How could someone walk around in some costume, acting like there one thing, when they are indeed the other? How childish.
Have you taken a look in the mirror lately? Look at yourself, you blathering fool! You are in a cursed bird costume! You look like Poe the Raven from Baltimore!
Poe? I know Poe! Edgar Allan Poe is an acquaintance of mine. It’s too bad about Lenore…
Shut your mouth, idiot!
It is obvious that Nathan is very angry, but either Hrafn does not care or is oblivious to this fact.
I haven’t a mouth; you are obviously the idiot. Do you not see my beak?
Nathan boils over, grabbing Hrafn and throwing him against the wall before storming off in disgust, resuming the conversation with himself.
Alien suits? Bird suits? What is this? Do these people have no self-respect? They are trashing the name of professional wrestling! How dare they commit such an iniquitous atrocity!
Nathan begins to laugh again.
It is no matter. I have come to show the world what true wrestling is; and that is Canadian wrestling. Prepare yourself, Krypto... you will be the first victim of the rise of real wrestling…
Nathan then goes down on one knee, palms flat on the floor.
…of which I am the humble servant.
Scene ends as an image of the Canadian flag pops up, with the words “Oh Canada!” written across at the bottom.