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A later thread of scenes documents [[Ken Rosenberg]]'s path from [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]] to San Andreas. The first scene depicts [[Johnny Sindacco]] proposing to [[Salvatore Leone]] a three-way split between the [[Sindacco Family]], the [[Leone Family]], and the [[Forelli Family]] of a new casino, with Salvatore's five million dollar investment managed by the Sindaccos. Salvatore isn't pleased with the terms of this offer, and names his own terms; he gets control of the books. He then suggests to Johnny that he would be pleased with a "neutral" third-party to manage things, and tells Johnny to get rid of their guy to prove the value of his involvement. | A later thread of scenes documents [[Ken Rosenberg]]'s path from [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]] to San Andreas. The first scene depicts [[Johnny Sindacco]] proposing to [[Salvatore Leone]] a three-way split between the [[Sindacco Family]], the [[Leone Family]], and the [[Forelli Family]] of a new casino, with Salvatore's five million dollar investment managed by the Sindaccos. Salvatore isn't pleased with the terms of this offer, and names his own terms; he gets control of the books. He then suggests to Johnny that he would be pleased with a "neutral" third-party to manage things, and tells Johnny to get rid of their guy to prove the value of his involvement. | ||
The next scene shows Ken Rosenberg walking out of the [[Fort Carson Medical Center]], talking to himself about being sober, being disbarred from practicing law, needing a job, and needing a ride. Later, Ken tries to call [[Tommy Vercetti]] from a pay phone, and reveals that he is avoiding Ken's calls. | The next scene shows Ken Rosenberg walking out of the [[Fort Carson Medical Center]], talking to himself about being sober, being disbarred from practicing law, needing a job, and needing a ride. Later, Ken tries to call [[Tommy Vercetti]] from a pay phone, and reveals that he is avoiding Ken's calls. | ||
[[Image:Sindacco goons.jpg|left|thumb|Two [[Sindacco Family]] goons burying [[Mickey]] in the desert]] | [[Image:Sindacco goons.jpg|left|thumb|Two [[Sindacco Family]] goons burying [[Mickey]] in the desert]] | ||
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The main thread of scenes in the video, focusing on [[CJ]] and the members of [[Gangs|gangs]] in [[Los Santos]], begins with three [[Ballas]] members smoking a joint in an alley, talking trash about [[Grove Street Families]], and discussing their planned murder of [[Sweet]]. | The main thread of scenes in the video, focusing on [[CJ]] and the members of [[Gangs|gangs]] in [[Los Santos]], begins with three [[Ballas]] members smoking a joint in an alley, talking trash about [[Grove Street Families]], and discussing their planned murder of [[Sweet]]. | ||
The next scene shows [[Big Smoke]] and [[Ryder]] in a house, having a cryptic conversation about "destiny" and "choices". The scene that follows features Sweet, Big Smoke, [[OG Loc]], and some other Grove Street Members shooting craps on the sidewalk. Smoke is warning Sweet that "standing by our principles" may be the reason they're "losing the streets". Loc explains that he's a "Gangsta Rapper", and asks them to stop calling him Jeffrey. Smoke and Sweet tell him he should avoid a life like theirs and go to college, "Make something of yourself". | The next scene shows [[Big Smoke]] and [[Ryder]] in a house, having a cryptic conversation about "destiny" and "choices". The scene that follows features Sweet, Big Smoke, [[OG Loc]], and some other Grove Street Members shooting craps on the sidewalk. Smoke is warning Sweet that "standing by our principles" may be the reason they're "losing the streets". Loc explains that he's a "Gangsta Rapper", and asks them to stop calling him Jeffrey. Smoke and Sweet tell him he should avoid a life like theirs and go to college, "Make something of yourself". Smoke asks Sweet if he's heard from his brother CJ, and Sweet explains that they're not speaking. | ||
The following scene shows CJ in [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]], attempting to steal cars parked on the side of the road until he pulls a woman out of her stopped [[Washington|car]] and steals it. He then speaks on the phone to an unidentified person ([[Joey Leone]]), and asks where to take the car, as he needs to get it off the street soon. There is a quick cut-scene of a green [[Sabre]] pulling out of a garage, then the next scene depicts CJ mugging a man in an alley. | The following scene shows CJ in [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]], attempting to steal cars parked on the side of the road until he pulls a woman out of her stopped [[Washington|car]] and steals it. He then speaks on the phone to an unidentified person ([[Joey Leone]]), and asks where to take the car, as he needs to get it off the street soon. There is a quick cut-scene of a green [[Sabre]] pulling out of a garage, then the next scene depicts CJ mugging a man in an alley. | ||
There is another shot of a green Sabre cruising down a road in [[Ganton]], then the final scene features the Sabre driving down the street Sweet's house is on, and then gunfire coming from the car, riddling Sweet's mother's house with bullets. As the car drives away, Sweet rushes into the house, then back out to stop [[Kendl]], who was just about to enter. As Kendl weeps on the steps of the porch, Sweet calls CJ to tell him that his mother is dead. | There is another shot of a green Sabre cruising down a road in [[Ganton]], then the final scene features the Sabre driving down the street Sweet's house is on, and then gunfire coming from the car, riddling Sweet's mother's house with bullets. As the car drives away, Sweet rushes into the house, then back out to stop [[Kendl]], who was just about to enter. As Kendl weeps on the steps of the porch, Sweet calls CJ to tell him that his mother Beverly is dead. | ||
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