Mean Streets [SEP] narrative location
"Who's That Knocking At My Door", which Cassavetes had liked, and then came "Mean Streets", which was based on actual events Scorsese saw almost regularly while growing up in New York City's Little Italy.
The screenplay for the movie initially began as a continuation of the characters in "Who's That Knocking". Scorsese changed the title from "Season of the Witch" to "Mean Streets", a reference to Raymond Chandler's essay "The Simple Art of Murder", wherein Chandler
seven unique endings, and allows for multiple solutions to some problems, particularly those involving money.
Games "Tex Murphy: Overseer" (1998).
"Overseer" is the fifth game in the series, but its story is largely a re-telling of Tex's first big case, previously portrayed in "Mean Streets." This story is told through the use of a frame narrative, set after the events of "The Pandora Directive," as Tex relates the story of his past to Chelsee. "Overseer