
Puccini
Giacomo Puccini (1858–1924) was a celebrated Italian composer widely regarded as the greatest successor to Verdi. Born in Lucca into a long line of musicians, he studied at the Milan Conservatory. Puccini mastered the realistic verismo style, composing timeless masterpieces like La Bohème (1896), Tosca (1900), and Madama Butterfly (1904) before his death left Turandot unfinished.
Soundtrack Appearances
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Loretta's narration about home is accompanied by a series of fragmented images featuring Rainey and Sofia, before her world is turned upside down when her apartment goes up in flames. Later, she frantically reaches out to Oliver, overcome with emotion as she tells him everything has been destroyed.
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Ian listens to music and drinks at home until his wife brings up a work-related incident.
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Ian is in his office with headphones on, listening to classical music.
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Detectives seize Ian's possessions from his residence. Concurrently, all employees at Theranos are notified via email of Ian's death and the patents associated with him.










