Six young, wide-eyed Islamic terrorists descend upon Indianapolis in 2019. This is not a test - they are sent there to do great harm. No one seems to know they are embedded within the city, and they cavort about with much ease. It dawns on them that terrorism can easily be dispensed here, if they put their minds to it. But there is more than one kind of terrorism. There is the usual kind, and then there is the deceptive, lifestyle kind. Is this a terrorist mission, or a cultural odyssey? Maybe it can be both if you get away with it. Jimmy and Catherine Nabbefeld are just two average, WASPy young Americans. Apartment dwellers just like the terrorists, but that’s where the comparison ends. In The Big Indy Shank , they play a role they don’t even know they’re playing, but that’s how most roles are – unstructured by all concerned, because so few care anymore. The Embedded Six encounter frequent, spirited American experiences taken for granted by many. But not by them. They have an entirely different way of looking at things in The Greatest Country in the Whole Wide World. Who better than these fine folks to examine decisions like – should we go to Graceland, or blow up a bunch of people of different beliefs? Everyone the terrorists encounter makes great impressions upon them, perhaps even moreso than their ‘Immersion School’ instructors back in the Middle East. Throw in a couple of ‘helpful’ landlords, the FBI and Homeland Security, and before you know it all hell breaks loose. See what happens at Lucas Oil Stadium, as the terrorists plot to pull off the biggest event since 9/11. Final decisions must be made - but only when two cultures collide.