One of the clips on the repeating local news is a direct response to the revelations about the Locke City Police Department, a small Italian woman, Gia De Angelis, her hair knotted and pinned tightly to her head, appears suddenly in shot, having taken hold of the camera and pulled it toward her. She's too close, eyebrows knitted together in fury, a certain madness shining in her brown eyes.
"It's an injustice! A travesty! Now they're talking about corrupt cops, you know, while my Nero is rotting inside for something he didn't do. I could care less about all this alien hokie, freaky deaky people in costume; lock 'em all away, you know, and throw away the key. But give me back my husband, he ain't done nothing wrong. It's a conspiracy. A conspiracy. They're coming for you next, you know, mark my words. This is how it starts!"
In the longer version it's up to a flustered Dante to make her release the camera, and his younger brother Lucca makes a brief appearance in shot, coming in to take their mother's other arm and shooting a brief glance at the still filming crew.
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News Statement: Gia De Angelis; March 2014
Date: 2014-03-20 07:04 pm (UTC)One of the clips on the repeating local news is a direct response to the revelations about the Locke City Police Department, a small Italian woman, Gia De Angelis, her hair knotted and pinned tightly to her head, appears suddenly in shot, having taken hold of the camera and pulled it toward her. She's too close, eyebrows knitted together in fury, a certain madness shining in her brown eyes.
"It's an injustice! A travesty! Now they're talking about corrupt cops, you know, while my Nero is rotting inside for something he didn't do. I could care less about all this alien hokie, freaky deaky people in costume; lock 'em all away, you know, and throw away the key. But give me back my husband, he ain't done nothing wrong. It's a conspiracy. A conspiracy. They're coming for you next, you know, mark my words. This is how it starts!"
In the longer version it's up to a flustered Dante to make her release the camera, and his younger brother Lucca makes a brief appearance in shot, coming in to take their mother's other arm and shooting a brief glance at the still filming crew.