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You get a short break from all the action in the next couple of brief missions as you reconnect with your sister, [[Kendl]], and her boyfriend, [[Cesar]]. When you follow the "CV" icon on the map you end up at a red marker outside the trailer home at [[Angel Pine]], CJ walks in on Cesar and Kendl. | You get a short break from all the action in the next couple of brief missions as you reconnect with your sister, [[Kendl]], and her boyfriend, [[Cesar]]. When you follow the "CV" icon on the map you end up at a red marker outside the trailer home at [[Angel Pine]], CJ walks in on Cesar and Kendl. | ||
== Script == | |||
(''Kendl and Cesar are embracing each other'') | |||
(''Kendl pushes Cesar away and goes to greet CJ'') | |||
'''Kendl''': Hey Carl. | |||
'''Carl Johnson''': How you doin' sis? | |||
'''Cesar''': This aint over, man. I did this to take care of my woman. But now I'm gonna head straight back home, and I'm gonna cap me some fucking dope dealers! | |||
'''Carl Johnson''': Hey look, you go into the barrio with that big willy bullshit, and you gonna get shredded. | |||
'''Kendl''': And I ain't losing you over no macho bullshit! | |||
(''Cesar scoffs walking away'') | |||
'''Carl Johnson''': Hey, relax, man. It's gonna get handled when it's time. | |||
'''Cesar''': We already know who the fucking bad guys are, man, your stinking Grove Street brother Smoke, and those chota pigs Tenpenny and Pulaski! Smoke, he's a pusher, man. | |||
'''Carl Johnson''': No, no, not Smoke, he might mess with C.R.A.S.H., but he don't mess with no yay. | |||
'''Kendl''': Come on, CJ! How you think he got that new house, huh? Just let that Grove-for-life bullshit go and take a look around you. | |||
'''Cesar''': Word on the street is twice a week, Smoke sends a car out to San Fierro, and the truck comes back full of white. | |||
'''Carl Johnson''': Shit. I gotta keep an eye on the highway to San Fierro. Maybe I'll see something. Just... just lay low and I'll be back. | |||
== Directions == | == Directions == | ||
Revision as of 07:58, 14 December 2008
King in Exile is not generally a mission, but more of a cutscene in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Story
You get a short break from all the action in the next couple of brief missions as you reconnect with your sister, Kendl, and her boyfriend, Cesar. When you follow the "CV" icon on the map you end up at a red marker outside the trailer home at Angel Pine, CJ walks in on Cesar and Kendl.
Script
(Kendl and Cesar are embracing each other)
(Kendl pushes Cesar away and goes to greet CJ)
Kendl: Hey Carl.
Carl Johnson: How you doin' sis?
Cesar: This aint over, man. I did this to take care of my woman. But now I'm gonna head straight back home, and I'm gonna cap me some fucking dope dealers!
Carl Johnson: Hey look, you go into the barrio with that big willy bullshit, and you gonna get shredded.
Kendl: And I ain't losing you over no macho bullshit!
(Cesar scoffs walking away)
Carl Johnson: Hey, relax, man. It's gonna get handled when it's time.
Cesar: We already know who the fucking bad guys are, man, your stinking Grove Street brother Smoke, and those chota pigs Tenpenny and Pulaski! Smoke, he's a pusher, man.
Carl Johnson: No, no, not Smoke, he might mess with C.R.A.S.H., but he don't mess with no yay.
Kendl: Come on, CJ! How you think he got that new house, huh? Just let that Grove-for-life bullshit go and take a look around you.
Cesar: Word on the street is twice a week, Smoke sends a car out to San Fierro, and the truck comes back full of white.
Carl Johnson: Shit. I gotta keep an eye on the highway to San Fierro. Maybe I'll see something. Just... just lay low and I'll be back.
Directions
Meet Cesar and Kendl Cesar is hot and he says he wants to "cap me some dope dealers." He knows the bad guys; Officer Frank Tenpenny, Officer Eddie Pulaski and former brother Big Smoke. CJ can't believe that Smoke is a pusher but Kendl convinces him it's true. Cesar explains that Smoke sends a car up to San Fierro twice a week to pack up trunk-loads of "white" (cocaine). CJ decides to keep an eye on the highway to San Fierro and tells everyone to keep low.