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Line 58: Sometime after, Marco demands that Bonucci set up a boat for them; overhearing them, Robert asks them to move their operations to a different location. When Marco refuses, Robert kills him and his henchmen. The Naples head of police is threatened and tortured by Vincent, Marco's brother and head of the Camorra, to find the person behind Marco's death. Vincent has Collins's car rigged with a bomb, but she survives after Robert warns her. Vincent threatens to shoot Bonucci in front of the entire town, only for Robert to reveal himself, but the citizens begin to record the ordeal on their camera phones, causing Vincent and his gang to retreat and return to his home where they make preparations to retaliate the following day. ~~However, in order to kill Vincent later~~Later that night, Robert arrives at ~~his~~Vincent's home, infiltrates it and kills his bodyguards, and then forces Vincent to take a lethal dose of his own drugs. Through Collins, Robert returns the money he had taken from the winery to an elderly couple's pension fund. Back in [[Langley, Virginia]], Collins receives a promotion for her role in ending the Altamonte drug trade. She receives a package containing a book of contacts and note from Robert congratulating her, and declaring her mother would be proud of her – revealing Collins to be the daughter of Robert's longtime friend and colleague Susan Plummer. With the Quaranta brothers dead, Robert celebrates with the locals after their football team's victory. ==Cast==

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