[MUSIC PLAYING]
[SIGHS]
[SIDE CONVERSATIONS]
How fortunate we all were to live in the time of Jack Foley,
one of the last men of might and principle.
He was a Caesar.
And what did they do at the funeral of a Caesar?
At the funeral of Gaius Julius Caesar,
a man stood at the rostrum and called out
criminals and conspirators--
those in the Senate that would sully Caesar's city
and dishonor his legacy.
And I come today to do the same.
[MURMURING]
When the people heard what they had done in the Senate,
they set upon them, tearing some apart and forcing
others from the city.
Now, I have been empowered by my great friend,
your august governor, not to allow blood sport,
but to bring justice to the venal actors who have betrayed
our great commonwealth!
[INTENSE MUSIC]
Immunity-- I thought we had a deal.
No deal for you, pal.
And we will continue to purge these pews
until corruption has been cleansed from the Empire State.
[MURMURING]
Oh, Jack, I hope I've learned well from you--
that I have honored you, and that I have
given you a proper sendoff.
[INTENSE MUSIC]
[MUSIC PLAYING]