A tense confrontation between a powerful crime boss and a professional burglar who has been operating without permission. Lucian questions Jesse's loyalty and demands tribute for recent unsanctioned heists, using Jesse's family and past as leverage. The scene ends with a chilling reminder of the high stakes involved in their criminal brotherhood.
LUCIAN: Give us a minute.
[Kiersey walks out and shuts the door]
LUCIAN: You have a son now, right?
JESSE: Yeah...
LUCIAN: What'd you name him?
JESSE: I named him Ray.
LUCIAN: Heard the cops smacked you around inside.
JESSE: 'Wasn't too bad.
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