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He asks Nucky for permission to take out Valentin Narcisse because of the attempt on his life, but Nucky isn't interested, and would rather speak with Narcisse first: 'You move against Narcisse, you risk losing everything you have.' Ultimately, Nucky knows Narcisse works with gangster Owney Madden, and doesn't want to rock that boat, especially when he feels like he's already paid his debt to Chalky by getting him the Onyx Club. When he gets there, he's still in power-trip mode, and is sure to remind his wife of who's in charge: 'Who built this house? Who pays the bills?' Van Alden throws the money on the bed: 'My name is Nelson Van Alden…Take off your nightgown.' He finally seems to be owning his new life as a criminal, and if his baller attitude in this episode is any clue, he might just enjoy it.īack in Atlantic City, things are getting tense between Chalky White and pretty much everyone around him. Van Alden steps over a dead Dean O'Banion, takes $1,000 from the cash register, and goes home. O'Banion goes out front to attend to some customers, but they turn out to be his assassins. But now I don't believe in anything at all.'

Perhaps here Van Alden is completing his character turn from moral government agent to cold-blooded criminal: 'I used to believe in God. In the process Van Alden confesses a slew of his other secrets, including his past as a prohibition agent and how he murdered his partner, along with numerous other men. He tells O'Banion that Capone shot the man in O'Banion's crew. It's here where Van Alden comes into his own, tired of taking O'Banion's abuses and tired of not getting ahead. The next day, O'Banion confronts Van Alden/Mueller, about what happened with the three men and what happened to one of his men who got killed earlier in the season. (These are Van Alden's former colleagues from his short-lived career at the Farraday Electric Iron Company, including the co-worker whose face he scalded with an iron.) In classic Van Alden-style, he goes off the deep end, and shoots all three dead with the gun intended for O'Banion. But before he can get the job done the next day, he's attacked at the florist's store by three angry iron salesmen who are out for revenge. But Van Alden offers to do the job for a handy $1000, which should help him to fix his sink and appease his wife. While on a delivery run for our favorite florist/thug Dean O'Banion, Van Alden is surprised to see that the customers are the Capone brothers, who need his help to assassinate O'Banion.

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