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Our favorite murderer
We may try to hate Tony, but our love for the careworn killer wins out. It's that moral perversity, in the age of Bush, that I'll miss most about "The Sopranos."
By Gary Kamiya [2007-06-09]

  • Tragic Repercussions

    ha, Alex. My brain hurts too.

    Another plot thread that's so sickening I hate to even bring it up... Lots of people have mentioned previously the asbestos being dumped in the lake might come back to bite Tony in the ass. Does anyone else think the safe-house on the shore where Carmela and the kids are holed up looks creepily similar to the wetlands environment where those piles of asbestos were illegally dumped?

    I think this possibility was pretty clearly confirmed when Tony stops by to see the family and Carmela asks him, "Do you smell that? Meadow smells it too. I hope it's not toxic."

    I think this can mean only on thing, no matter what Tony's fate (and it seems almost certain that the abrupt cut to black was "lights out") it also means that Meadow, AJ, and Carmela have been living at "safe-house" drinking asbestos water and inhaling asbestos particles for days... If they somehow survived whatever happened at the diner, the whole family can look forward to a slow painful death by Mesothelioma.

    Thanks, Dad. Nice legacy.

    -- rollerboyz
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    Monday, June 11, 2007 12:17 AM
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