Place it just after the escape is shown, so it works as the punchline to the setup, then follow it with the Law and Order Dun Dun for a courtroom verdict, or open with the Imperial March to frame the escapee as the villain first.
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This 11-second clip captures a strained, exasperated voice venting that one person keeps escaping the consequences of his actions, with the delivery rising in disbelief. It feels funny and cathartic, like finally saying out loud what everyone watching is thinking. The line comes from Breaking Bad, where that pattern of near-misses keeps repeating.