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Originally Posted by Hell Atlantic
the show was only called "The Sopranos", so yeah, what did his family matter to the show.  they only appeared in every episode. AJ himself unexepectedly was given a more prominent role in these last episodes, glad i could see where that was all going.
tv/movie writers are our eyes/ears to the universe they create. nothing is revealed/shown by accident. these characters clearly meant something to the overall plot of the series or else they would have been written off or not introduced altogether.
if Tony did get whacked by the Members Only guy, that clearly went against how Chase depicted mob hits the whole series. his mob hits were quick - get in quick, make the hit and non-chalantly exit. none of this stalking the mark, pearing over the shoulder and going to the bathroom nonsense. so what was the reason for this guy acting like that? he's clearly featured for a reason - so give me the reason. |
Why, because you are too lazy to think about it yourself? They obviously were not interested in giving you a reason. Maybe they thought you'd think about it yourself. The story is over and what is left is up to you.
Plenty of stories have fan fiction. Come up with some yourself if it is so important to you. The writers of the Sopranos wanted to do the ending their way (and they said they knew how they were going to do it by the middle of Season 1). Why should they have to rely on cliches to please you?