With his impending death getting closer and closer, MauSe doesn’t sulk. Instead he celebrates by partying.

MauSe reminisces on his past and the decisions he made that later on effects his future in either a negative or positive manner.

MauSe unearths yet another memoir. This time he is discussing his past as a child, how he got into art, his feelings about the government and the ills that crack was breeding around this time.

MauSe does another recording. This time interviewing his mentor and tutor, Andy Warhol.

MauSe realizes his time is running out, so he speaks into his recorder one last time, while smoking, to give a chilling prophecy about things to come.

MauSe encounters Basquiat’s funeral services and realizes his own demise may be on the horizon. After a chance phone call with his physician, that self induced prophecy, indeed came true.

MauSe takes it to the streets and to the government as he speaks on how he feels about the government in his time period. He has some choice words for Mr. Reagan.

After being kicked out of his parent’s house, MauSe ventures into the city and stumbles across Union Square, an outside park where artists came to meet. MauSe would house this place as well as sell his artwork here.

The only love interest of MauSe during this whole journey, takes a look at his relationship with Daisy. After inhaling some chalk, right before taking her to her photoshoot, he hallucinates and see’s her hugging the photographer, sending him into a blind rage, thus producing a gruesome scene.