Agape The Black Soap Opera

Agape

The Internet Visual Novel Created by

 Harold B. Pritchett

Viewing Agape, the black soap opera, is like watching a visual novel on the internet.

Agape means unconditional love, which is what Eric Printer has for his crack addicted sister, her children, his wife and his mother. He learns what Agape (unconditional love) is, as he struggles to care for his sister’s children and fight against the drug dealers who sell crack on the streets.

Agape shows the personal relationships between family members whose life has spun out of control because of street drugs and those they leave behind. Agape reveals the emotional and moral conflicts that affect the children of addicted parents. Like most soap operas Agape follows the lives of a group of characters who live and work in the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Agape centers around the ongoing struggles between Eric Printer and the drug dealing gangs, who sell crack on his block. This story is told from the point of view of Eric, who struggles with overwhelming family problems because his thirty year old sister is addicted to crack. The focus is on the effects a drug addicted mother has on her children and her brother. How do you reason with her? How do you make her stop? How do you get her help? How can you get her off the streets to stop her from doing tricks for a five dollar hit of crack? How do you show her Agape? (Unconditional love)

Although this series has a focus on crime, it is really about the lives of people in many American cities. No matter where you live in this country your life will be effected by the drugs brought into America and sold on our streets. Eric is up against the drug dealers by himself, he feels many people do not care to attack the problem with real solutions. They just look the other way. Now a big time drug dealer wants to take over the city, which makes things even worst.

Agape is a realistic portrayal of urban life and uncommonly deep exploration of the sociological themes.

Many actors on the cast say that Agape has “hit a nerve” and that they themselves knew real-life counterparts of many of the characters. Watching Agape on the internet is like watching a visual novel about urban life. Eric learns that unconditional love is not an uncontrolled reaction of the heart, but a concentrated exercise of will.  Watch Agape.  http://www.blacksoapopera.00video.com

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