The Senate committee asks Michael about his role in organized crime and his stock portfolio.

Senator Geary defends Italian Americans at the Senate committee hearing.

Senator Geary begins making a statement at the Senate committee hearing.

The Genco Olive Oil sign is installed on the storefront.

Don Corleone tacitly pressures Signor Roberto to lower Signora Colombo’s rent.

Signor Roberto tells Don Corleone that Signora Colombo can stay in her apartment, he apologizes, and gives back the money Don Corleone gave him for her rent.

Don Corleone asks Signor Roberto to do him a favor and to ask people in the neighborhood about him.

Don Corleone negotiates with Signor Roberto over whether or not Signora Colombo can stay in her apartment.

Don Corleone asks Signor Roberto not to evict Signora Colombo.

Signora Colombo asks Don Corleone for a favor.

Vito buys oranges, but the vendor doesn’t charge him.

Michael and Mama discuss if you can ever lose your family.

Michael asks mama about pop.

The Senate committee asks Willie Cicci about his role in the family business.

Michael observes Kay sewing. Willie Cicci testifies before the Senate.

Michael somberly walks through his home.

Back to the present time, Michael returns home and stares at the snow-covered electric car that Tom had bought for Michael's son.

Intermission

Don Corleone walks through the festival and returns to his family on the front stoop of their apartment building.

Don Corleone disposes of the evidence of Fanucci’s murder.