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Franklin [[Mobile Phone|phones]] Michael and asks to meet in a quiet location to discuss something with Michael agreeing to meet him by the satellite dishes off [[Route 68]]. While Franklin is on his way to the meeting point, he contacts [[Trevor Philips]] about his decision to take out Michael on orders from [[Devin Weston]] and explains how corrupt [[Federal Bureau of Investigation#HD Universe|FIB]] agent [[Steve Haines]] had asked him to kill Trevor. Trevor, however, responds angrily at Franklin becoming a traitor and tells him he's had enough traitors ([[Prologue (GTA V)|referring to Michael]]) in his life already. | Franklin [[Mobile Phone|phones]] Michael and asks to meet in a quiet location to discuss something with Michael agreeing to meet him by the satellite dishes off [[Route 68]]. While Franklin is on his way to the meeting point, he contacts [[Trevor Philips]] about his decision to take out Michael on orders from [[Devin Weston]] and explains how corrupt [[Federal Bureau of Investigation#HD Universe|FIB]] agent [[Steve Haines]] had asked him to kill Trevor. Trevor, however, responds angrily at Franklin becoming a traitor and tells him he's had enough traitors ([[Prologue (GTA V)|referring to Michael]]) in his life already. | ||
The two meet up at night but before they can begin talking Michael receives a phone call from [[Amanda De Santa|Amanda]] telling him that [[Tracey De Santa|Tracey]] has decided to go to college. After the phone call Michael explains how he has 'made it' alongside Franklin having got his children back, begun repairing his relationship with his wife Amanda and has a job he loves. A nervous and agitated Franklin | The two meet up at night but before they can begin talking Michael receives a phone call from [[Amanda De Santa|Amanda]] telling him that [[Tracey De Santa|Tracey]] has decided to go to college. After the phone call Michael explains how he has 'made it' alongside Franklin having got his children back, begun repairing his relationship with his wife Amanda and has a job he loves. A nervous and agitated Franklin tells Michael that despite their history, there is unfinished business. Michael is initially confused by Franklin's statement; however, he soon realises that Franklin intends to kill him. | ||
Michael gets back into his [[Tailgater|car]] and drives off with Franklin following Michael along the train tracks before arriving at the [[Palmer-Taylor Power Station]]. Michael escapes up some scaffolding with Franklin following | Michael gets back into his [[Tailgater|car]] and drives off with Franklin following Michael along the train tracks before arriving at the [[Palmer-Taylor Power Station]]. Michael escapes up some scaffolding with Franklin following. Michael explains that Franklin was like a son to him, and he was looking out for Franklin; however, Franklin responds that they were both just using each other. Michael fires two shots at Franklin before attempting to flee again with Franklin following him further up the scaffolding. Michael then climbs to the top of one of the chimneys as Franklin follows shortly behind. While climbing the chimney, Michael demands to know who put Franklin up to killing him, with Michael suggesting that he and Franklin should team up against Trevor, since he wanted Michael dead. When Franklin finishes climbing the ladder he sees Michael holding a [[pistol]] aimed at him. | ||
Michael attempts to shoot Franklin, who runs around the chimney to evade the bullets. Michael holds his position and waits for Franklin to move but is attacked from behind and taken to the ground, losing his gun in the process. A brief struggle ensues before Michael again breaks free. Franklin claims that he was Michael's bitch, saying that he could have been staring down the barrel of Michael's gun any day. Michael, however, argues that people can change as Franklin had gone from a two-bit gangster to three-bit. Michael again reminds Franklin that he trusted him and treated him like family. | Michael attempts to shoot Franklin, who runs around the chimney to evade the bullets. Michael holds his position and waits for Franklin to move but is attacked from behind and taken to the ground, losing his gun in the process. A brief struggle ensues before Michael again breaks free. Franklin claims that he was Michael's bitch, saying that he could have been staring down the barrel of Michael's gun any day. Michael, however, argues that people can change as Franklin had gone from a two-bit gangster to three-bit. Michael again reminds Franklin that he trusted him and treated him like family. | ||
Franklin clotheslines Michael over the railing half way up the chimney; however, Franklin then grabs Michael's hand, as if to pull him to safety. Michael argues that | Franklin clotheslines Michael over the railing half way up the chimney; however, Franklin then grabs Michael's hand, as if to pull him to safety. Michael argues that Franklin made the wrong call, claiming that he should've clipped Franklin when [[Complications|he broke into his house]]. The player can either allow Michael to fall to his death or attempt to rescue him, resulting in Michael headbutting Franklin and falling to his death. Franklin, appearing on the ground and walking away from the factory, phones [[Lamar Davis]] asking him to hang out and to ensure they are homies. | ||
==Reward== | ==Reward== | ||