But out back in the alley people with nothing, they're lining up like sheep. That kind of eloquence may not do much for you, but it impresses the heck out of Carlo's boss, Vito Genovese, and Paul's girlfriend, Nina. She doesn't mind marrying an apprentice mobster as long as he promises to keep their future children out of the dirty business. By the next commercial, Paul has a mansion and grown sons who want to be mobsters like Pop. Ah, but he remembers his promise to Mom.
People die sometimes.
And you will not be part of it. Maybe this is supposed to show Paul's sensitive side. But this romance has less chemistry than a cup of yogurt. Gloria may love Paul, but his underlings are less enamored, especially when he orders them to stick to nice things like labor rackets and loan sharking but to stay out of the lucrative drug trade. This being TNT, the language is tamer, as is the violence.