Haytham and his associates are very powerful men, operating outside the law. They kick ass, make money, and engage in rather morally questionable activities. The police know better than to interfere with them, and it could be argued that life is better for the impoverished and vulnerable with them around.

Everything is going rather swimmingly, until a new cop shows up in town. One who's not afraid to ignore the warnings of his superiors. One who will stop at nothing to get justice. One who has a vendetta against Charles Lee. Of course, it takes about half an hour hacking Google to figure out this new cop is none other than Haytham's son and his ragtag bunch of misfit cops are all unfortunate victims of the less lovely side to their criminal activities.

Bonuses:

- The mafia are very affable in their 'management style'. "No, sir, you must be kinder to your dancers. We own this club, and unless you wish to be found disembowelled in the river at sunrise, we suggest you treat them better."

- When Connor and Haytham's relation is revealed, they argue a lot. Very loudly. In front of their allies, who are trying rather desperately to become one with the background and not make eye contact with their very obviously uncomfortable enemies.

- Keep it relatively light-hearted? Or at least not really depressing.