The Departed

 

The scene starts with the narrator which also is one of the main characters talking about "business" such as owning parts of the city probably an extortionist, he describes himself as an Irish man who owns part of the business. In the sequence he walks into the shop to collect his money. THere he sees a young boy who is sitting there and buys him some milk, bread comics etc and pays for it. Then he asks the boy if he does good in school to which he replies yes. In the end he tells the boy to come work for him when he grows up.

In the sequence the main character uses quite strong language to represent his dominance and ownership of the business. Whnen he walks in the shop the owner of the shop is qutie polite to him showing respect. However the shop owner's daughter doesnt look happy with the Irish man but she doesnt tell him anything. During the sequence there are quite a few jump cuts, and moving following camera shots. Also there is dark lighting on one part when he walks throug hthe alley way dropping the shadow on the character. THe theme background music during the scene is quite calm and relaxed, also the main cahracter is dressed qutie casualy.