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:::I know this discussion is old and all. But "white lady" refers to cocaine (the 20 keys stolen during the deal), Louise was not even present at the time VC was made. Also Lance is referring to the stolen stuff. Your green (meaning Tommy's money.) and "my dead brother's white lady" (his brothers cocaine.) --''[[User talk:GTA4PC|GTA 4 PC]]'' 22:21, 21 July 2008 (UTC) | :::I know this discussion is old and all. But "white lady" refers to cocaine (the 20 keys stolen during the deal), Louise was not even present at the time VC was made. Also Lance is referring to the stolen stuff. Your green (meaning Tommy's money.) and "my dead brother's white lady" (his brothers cocaine.) --''[[User talk:GTA4PC|GTA 4 PC]]'' 22:21, 21 July 2008 (UTC) | ||
::::Exactly. [[Louise Cassidy-Williams|Louise]] dies in 1984, as depicted by the events of [[GTA Vice City Stories]]. [[Pete Vance|Pete]], on the other hand, is ''ill'' during GTA VCS, which is why [[Victor Vance|Vic]] does the things he does, contrary to his own principles, so he can pay for Pete's medical bills. Vic then dies in 1986, as depicted by the events of [[GTA Vice City]]. [[Lance Vance|Lance]] is ''definitely'' referring to Vic as his dead brother in [[Back Alley Brawl]], as we are left uncertain as to Pete's fate. And I agree that the "white lady" refers to the cocaine stolen during the botched drug deal that sets off GTA VC. ''That'' is what Lance is ''really'' interested in, besides avenging his brother's death, as Louise has been dead and buried for 2 years. '''[[User:Eganio|Eganio]]<sup>''[[User talk:Eganio|Talk]]''</sup>''' 00:42, 22 July 2008 (UTC) | |||