Act 1: Alexander Hamilton
Two schools stood tall and proud in the bustling city of Earth, these two could have taken over the whole city together well one definitely had that ambition but the other less so and I guess that's where our story starts. The high school known as England High controlled practically everything in the city, being ruled by George the Third or as he liked to be called King George the Third and those brave (or crazy) enough called him Crazy King George the Third. Anyway I think we're getting off track so let's carry on, one of the areas under his control was the second towering school America High but they were getting restless and wanted to get out of the King's long shadow, they needed a revolution and who knew all it would take to start was a rag tag group of rebels and a young man named Alexander Hamilton.
That's right Alexander Hamilton and there are a million things he hasn't done… Oops I'm going into song let's stop that.
Alexander Hamilton grew up in squalor around the Caribbean poor area, his dad disappeared before he was born and sadly his mother didn't last long but he was a hard worker and determined to do something with his life. His ambition and determination pushed him through work, school, and daily life and when he stood in front of America High's gates he knew this was where he belonged.
"Are you serious?" The bursar of America High said incredulously looking down at Alexander who stood defiant in front of him.
"I am deadly serious! I want to go to this school and become a legend!" Alexander shouted with a determined look on his face and stars in his eyes.
"Go home this school doesn't need a lunatic like you attending it." The bursar spat turning away from Hamilton.
"Wait!" Alexander called reaching out, with a sigh the bursar turned with a questioning gaze and without another word Hamilton punched him right in the nose and ran off down the halls, the bursar spewing curses after him. Turning a corner he thought he was free when he crashed into another boy wearing a long blue coat, the papers he was holding flew through the air and settled all around the two boys on the floor. Hamilton quickly stood up collecting the papers and saying his apologies it wasn't until he had all the papers and turned to give them to the boy he realised who he was.