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MIAMI - 1980
Our story begins with Jane and Tracy, who are two extremely close sisters, living together in Miami. Jane, as the older sister works as an anchorwoman and in her crusade to protect women from violence also protects her sister. Tracy had been molested as a child and subsequently shut down into a semi-catatonic state. She cannot hear or see but she can still walk. Jane has taken care of her teen sister for a long time now, and has no plans to ever relinquish her from her care. She blames herself for the sufferings of her sister, that she was unable to protect her.
Jane has a boyfriend, David, a construction worker whom she sees when she isn't busy taking care of her sister. They are the usual affectionate couple just starting to really get into one another.
Down the hall lives her neighbour Stanley who is rather an untidy slob, who knows David and the sisters and has lived in the same apartment building now for several years just down the hall.
One weekend, David has the idea to crash a party at one of the most prestigious yachting clubs in Miami. Stanley agrees to come along but both need to have company since the party is only for couples. After much cajoling David manages to convince Jane and Tracy to come along for the party.
As they walk down the promenade along the shore, they can see the yachting party going at full blast. David pulls out a pair of binoculars and gives them to Jane to try to identify some of the folks at the party.
Afterwards, David manages to bluff his way past the bouncer, Bud, a very solid hunk of granite, by throwing out a few names that make him seem like a member of the party.
At the party the four dressed to the nines are all trying to fit in with their esteemed colleagues.
Glancing at the invitation list, we have:
Roger and Mona England, are the longest serving yacht club members and chair the organisation. They are an older british couple well acquainted with banking and business.
Dr. Bob Horgan and his wife Becki Horgan are also at the party. Dr. Bob is a very successful orthopedics surgeon while his wife works as a transpant surgeon. They are both Very kind and have excellent bedside manners.
Jeff and Annette Hawkins, are the new money of the club, having done quite well with the recent techology boon. Jeff invented a rather clever computer gadget and got bought out by the big players. His wife Annette came along for the ride and is rather fond of spending her husband's money.
Kitty and Sam Sheridan are southerners where Sam wrote a best seller and doesn't have to work much anymore. Kitty loves her art and favours watercolours.
Along with those invited to the party are the staff that have been hired to cater the magnificant banquet. The most prominent is Stella Rivera, a stunning latina dancer full of passion and charm. All the men are hoping to dance with her and have a hard time keeping their eyes off.
Tending the well stocked bar is a sober Irishman, Dan FitzGerald, who is skilled with the suds and in looking the other way whenever necessary.
The banquet is managed by Jose Baramunde, the waiter who is looking to move up in the world and is rather awkward in his formal wear.
Outside the dock is the Limo Driver, Maurice Chabot. A chain smoking French Canadian, Chabot has seen pretty much everything and brags about even more.
Last, you have Luke Halpin, the camerman who has the knack of poking his nose in the wrong place at the wrong time
Watching over the revellers are the dock crew who don't get to join into the fun while they are on shift.
Tim Sutherland is the harbour police who's beat is to watch for any suspicious activity, particularly smugglers. A young up and comer, he has yet to be worn down by the grind.
His boss is Carl Larson, the police captain, a rather grumpy fellow who's wife left him many years ago. His job gets him out of bed, but otherwise leaves him empty. His best friend over the past few years has been the bottle. He could care less about the rich folks who party on the marina, and the feeling is mutual.
Jacob Cawley is the wharfsman, a tough well-leathered man who loves the smell of the sea and the ships who sail her. He would like nothing more then to live all his days by the harbour.
Finally, you have Matt Laney, the Attendent who is in charge of all the keys and keeping the office straightened for his superiors. Rather bored with his job he prefers sleeping to carrying out his duties.
Our story begins with Jane and Tracy, who are two extremely close sisters, living together in Miami. Jane, as the older sister works as an anchorwoman and in her crusade to protect women from violence also protects her sister. Tracy had been molested as a child and subsequently shut down into a semi-catatonic state. She cannot hear or see but she can still walk. Jane has taken care of her teen sister for a long time now, and has no plans to ever relinquish her from her care. She blames herself for the sufferings of her sister, that she was unable to protect her.
Jane has a boyfriend, David, a construction worker whom she sees when she isn't busy taking care of her sister. They are the usual affectionate couple just starting to really get into one another.
Down the hall lives her neighbour Stanley who is rather an untidy slob, who knows David and the sisters and has lived in the same apartment building now for several years just down the hall.
One weekend, David has the idea to crash a party at one of the most prestigious yachting clubs in Miami. Stanley agrees to come along but both need to have company since the party is only for couples. After much cajoling David manages to convince Jane and Tracy to come along for the party.
As they walk down the promenade along the shore, they can see the yachting party going at full blast. David pulls out a pair of binoculars and gives them to Jane to try to identify some of the folks at the party.
Afterwards, David manages to bluff his way past the bouncer, Bud, a very solid hunk of granite, by throwing out a few names that make him seem like a member of the party.
At the party the four dressed to the nines are all trying to fit in with their esteemed colleagues.
Glancing at the invitation list, we have:
Roger and Mona England, are the longest serving yacht club members and chair the organisation. They are an older british couple well acquainted with banking and business.
Dr. Bob Horgan and his wife Becki Horgan are also at the party. Dr. Bob is a very successful orthopedics surgeon while his wife works as a transpant surgeon. They are both Very kind and have excellent bedside manners.
Jeff and Annette Hawkins, are the new money of the club, having done quite well with the recent techology boon. Jeff invented a rather clever computer gadget and got bought out by the big players. His wife Annette came along for the ride and is rather fond of spending her husband's money.
Kitty and Sam Sheridan are southerners where Sam wrote a best seller and doesn't have to work much anymore. Kitty loves her art and favours watercolours.
Along with those invited to the party are the staff that have been hired to cater the magnificant banquet. The most prominent is Stella Rivera, a stunning latina dancer full of passion and charm. All the men are hoping to dance with her and have a hard time keeping their eyes off.
Tending the well stocked bar is a sober Irishman, Dan FitzGerald, who is skilled with the suds and in looking the other way whenever necessary.
The banquet is managed by Jose Baramunde, the waiter who is looking to move up in the world and is rather awkward in his formal wear.
Outside the dock is the Limo Driver, Maurice Chabot. A chain smoking French Canadian, Chabot has seen pretty much everything and brags about even more.
Last, you have Luke Halpin, the camerman who has the knack of poking his nose in the wrong place at the wrong time
Watching over the revellers are the dock crew who don't get to join into the fun while they are on shift.
Tim Sutherland is the harbour police who's beat is to watch for any suspicious activity, particularly smugglers. A young up and comer, he has yet to be worn down by the grind.
His boss is Carl Larson, the police captain, a rather grumpy fellow who's wife left him many years ago. His job gets him out of bed, but otherwise leaves him empty. His best friend over the past few years has been the bottle. He could care less about the rich folks who party on the marina, and the feeling is mutual.
Jacob Cawley is the wharfsman, a tough well-leathered man who loves the smell of the sea and the ships who sail her. He would like nothing more then to live all his days by the harbour.
Finally, you have Matt Laney, the Attendent who is in charge of all the keys and keeping the office straightened for his superiors. Rather bored with his job he prefers sleeping to carrying out his duties.
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