Synopsis: For the Good of the Hood

‘You get treated like a dumb animal long enough, that's what you become. You may find Narnia a more savage place than you remember.’
Trumpkin – Disney’s ‘The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian’

In the middle of 21st Century England, the country is under huge threats of terrorists, economic collapse and social unrest. With public fears about hooligan youth attacks, a strict law made 29 years previously, has made sure that all youths from the age of thirteen to nineteen are locked up in government Youth Containment schools to be taught the values of adulthood. These schools are more like prisons though, and after so many years, rebellion groups are fighting back.

Alex Hoodley (nicknamed Robin) is a leader of the Old Nottingham 'Goody Hoodies' based in the ruins of the bombed-out city-centre. With other supporters, he rescues teenagers before the police come for them on their thirteenth birthdays and is intent on getting the law changed, by leading the groups of outlawed teenagers to do good things for the English public in secret, whilst being on the run from the police.

But criminal groups are on the rise and Aurelia, a world-wide terrorist group, are plotting a devistating terrorist attack in London and want something that has accidentally been taken into Hoodley's hideout by one of their agents.

Hoodley's brother John works for the govenment and protects the outlaws how he can, but an Aurelia squad turn up asking and threatening, about a virus key and the identitiy of one of the criminals ends up turning everything up-side-down as Alex is caught up in the past and a huge terrorist plot that echoes a forgotten history.

Remember, remember . . .