Dirty Dawg Analysis

Morning at the Museum with Biggie and Pelirojo One brisk evening that seemed to yearn on forever, Richard, Pasquale, and John had set up a heist. They called themselves The Three Dirty Dawgs. Richard, a very sociable Polish man with many ties in the community, had a key to get in. Pasquale, a little Italian thug, had all the equipment needed to get in and out with as few problems as possible. John was a large, very Italian man, with a thick accent. He was there to make sure things didn’t get out of hand.

It was a clear night with the moon and stars illuminating the museum’s courtyard. Pasquale pulled out a device that had access to all of the museum’s security cameras. They scanned through the rooms where they almost ran into the security guard named Mike. Around 12:30 every night Mike goes into the bathroom and flips the sign, where it reads, “Mike is in.” He is usually there for around twenty minutes or so.

He received the key when he successfully coached the fifth grade girls to the basketball championship. Richard, John, and Pasquale maneuver through the museum and finally approach the safe room. Pasquale pulls out his equipment and slowly drills through the safe door. He breaks the barrier and tosses in the gas. The gas takes out the cameras and stalls the motion detectors. Richard slides in and grabs the painting. John, the muscle, takes out Mike and flips the sign back to, “Mike is