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To: Saint Reagan

“Tony asked Bobby what he thought the end was like earlier. Bobby supposed everything just goes black. Tony was killed, then everything went black for him.”

Exactly, it’s a recurring theme in the series. Remember what Sil said when Torciano got whacked at dinner.

Level 2: You don’t hear the shot that kills you, you don’t see it coming. Everyone had an idea of how the series would end, but in the end we literally didn’t hear the ending, nobody saw that coming.

Level 3: Tony knew he could never please his mother no matter what he did. Chase knew he could never please the viewers no matter what he did.

Brilliant.


97 posted on 06/10/2007 10:04:33 PM PDT by jerseyfrank
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To: jerseyfrank
I think you’ve got it.
I just watched it for the second time to see the ending as I thought I missed something. I’m still confused.
Will miss the Sopranos. I still miss Rome.
Have to say I really enjoyed John from Cincinnati.
113 posted on 06/10/2007 10:39:26 PM PDT by 2rightsleftcoast
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To: jerseyfrank

I also thought the ending was great but I thought the fade to black was intentionally ambiguous - they became so real that we know it will continue but we can’t watch any more.

Did he get shot?
Will he get indicted?
Will her daughter marry the man who winds up opposing Tony?
Is A.J. growing up or always the same?

We’ll never know, but he left the impression that the Soprano’s world goes on without us.


114 posted on 06/10/2007 10:45:03 PM PDT by gondramB (Do not do to others as you would not wish done to yourself. Thus no murmuring will rise against you.)
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