The Raid 2 - Consequences of Choices and Support
Prakoso:
But I haven't seen him since he was--
Dwi:
Yeah, and whose choice was that? Yours, right? You're the one who chose to do what you do.
Prakoso:
To support you.
Dwi:
There are millions of fathers in the world supporting their families. Only they don't come home with blood on their hands. Do you even realize that what you do is so fucking disgusting?
Prakoso:
I'm not a smart man.
Dwi:
No, you're not. But you used to be a good person.
Prakoso:
That means that I still have the right to see my son, right?
Dwi:
That's the thing, you don't. Not like this. And I don't want to hear anymore about you wanting to change. Because it's been 15 years already, and I barely recognize you anymore. I'm sorry, I have to go.
Uco:
Crazy. Seems anyone can get in here these days. Way back this place had class. But now you see white guys walking around in sandals drinking beer and fucking cheap skanks in the toilets like fucking animals. It's a fucking disgrace. Everything has to be restarted from the beginning. Starting from us. Like it was before. Back then, if my father turned up, the room would freeze. They'd fear him because they knew he could do anything. Times change.
Prakoso:
They may not fear him like they used to, but your father hasn't lost that fire in his stomach. He just learned how to control it. They respect him now. He doesn't need fear anymore. He has their respect and that's what counts the most.
Uco:
It used to count. Used to. Not anymore. Times change faster than you think. We got people now who don't give a shit about back then. They only care about now. Respect? That doesn't mean shit to them.
Prakoso:
That ain't new. We faced punks like that more times than I care to remember. Trust me, they don't last. And when it's your turn to take the reins, you'll see for yourself. They'll burn and fall in front of you just like they did for your father. That same fire is in you. I've seen it ever since you were a child. Don't ever lose it. Learn to control it. If you do, one day you'll become as great as your father.
Uco:
Koso, you've always been a good friend to us.
Prakoso: [They toast]
Your father has always taken good care of me. To family.
Uco: [The club is suddenly deserted and a mob of thugs swarm Prakoso, eventually finishing him off]
I'll be right back, gotta piss.
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