When Leo finds out that Vincent used him the entire time, his expression is a mix of heartbreak and fury before he decides to take Vincent hostage.

Being betrayed by the very person they love and trust the most.

Unfortunately, that's when Harvey's assassin comes in. When Vincent gets the news and Leo finds out, Leo immediately puts aside tracking down Harvey so he could help Vincent see his newborn child.

In a harrowing scene, a heavily pregnant Carol goes into labor while Vincent is away.

Knowing that you have a family waiting for you, but you can't go to them because of the crimes you committed, and the only way to get back to your family is breaking out of prison and hence breaking more laws.

The audience always hears both sides clearly during their conversations.

Acoustic License: Conversations between Vincent and Leo in gameplay happen fluently regardless of how far they are, without either side having to raise their voice and despite neither being equipped with any visible radios.

There's also two quiet scenes where the men meet their family and children.

Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene: After several tense fight scenes and prison breaks, there is a short scene where Vincent and Leo bond as they catch fish.

The year is finally confirmed in the ending where Leo dies: his gravestone marks his death as 1972.

The '70s: While the place the game is set is not specified (other than being inside America with a small resemblance to California), the time period is 70s, with the Vietnam War going on (a few areas in the game results in the player characters commenting on 'The War'), everybody having '70s Hair, police with Porn Stache, and a conversation early in the game mentioning that Johnny Carson is hosting the Tonight Show.

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