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Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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I'm going to list what I think could have been some of the possible outcomes for The Sopranos ending.
1. Tony Soprano gets shot, but not his family. 2. Tony Soprano along with his family gets shot. 3. Tony Soprano's family gets shot, but not him. 4. Meadow walks into the bullet taking the hit instead of Tony. 5. Hitman attempts to shoot Tony, but misses, and Tony pulls out a gun and shoots the Hitman. 6. Someone in Tony's crew, Paulie for example, was aware of the hit and got to the restaurant just in time to prevent the shooting. 7. Nothing happens. No one gets shot.
If it were up to me, I would've chosen #5 for the outcome. Actually that's how I would've started off a Sopranos movie.
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Interesting possibility Sopranoleone, I like that idea. It very well could be possible that the blackout meant that the audience got whacked.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Tony chokes to death on an onion ring. After he trips over Adriana's body.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Okay guys lets be serious.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Okay guys lets be serious. Okay. 1. Tony Soprano gets shot, but not his family. The most likely, along with #7. Though I'd have to say I'm against it, for reasons I've said here. 2. Tony Soprano along with his family gets shot. Very unlikely. Where in the series do you see any family intentionally getting shot? The closest I can think of is the Ukranian Phil Leotardo look-alike's mistress. 3. Tony Soprano's family gets shot, but not him. Even more unlikely than #2. 4. Meadow walks into the bullet taking the hit instead of Tony. GDFATHER PART III LOLZ! 5. Hitman attempts to shoot Tony, but misses, and Tony pulls out a gun and shoots the Hitman. Like Junior's attempted hit on Tony at the end of Season One? Nah, I don't buy it. 6. Someone in Tony's crew, Paulie for example, was aware of the hit and got to the restaurant just in time to prevent the shooting. Nah, on two levels: why would anyone be aware of it, and why wouldn't Paulie simply ring Tony? 7. Nothing happens. No one gets shot. As likely as #1. Reasons #2 to #6 have little weight. The blackout comes down to #1 and #7 - if it's even a question at all.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Tony chokes to death on an onion ring. After he trips over Adriana's body. No. When he sees Ade walk in.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Actually I believe #5 would be most likely and that would be the case if they are making a Sopranos movie.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Only thing that bothers me is that we actually are not being shown the obvious, because if we watched all seasons closely it has always lead up to his death. As in we should know without being told. If you watched the same "Sopranos" seasons as I did, you should know that David Chase NEVER went out of the way to tie up loose ends (the Russian in the pine barrens, the guy who raped Melfi, etc.) and the "obvious" (as you put it) was never quite that.
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No matter how agitated Paulie got at Tony, Paulie would always stay loyal.
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No matter how agitated Paulie got at Tony, Paulie would always stay loyal. Maybe not. He came awfully close to switching to the New York Family headed by Carmine Lupertazzi and he would have done so if Johnny Sac had truthfully told Carmine about Paulie's unhappiness with Tony Soprano.
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Switching families does not necessarily mean that Paulie is not loyal, he gets upset with Tony's decisions sometimes, but he still listens to Tony.
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Switching families does not necessarily mean that Paulie is not loyal Switching families is the very definition of not being loyal.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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It's not that Paulie didn't like Tony, Paulie was upset with the way Tony was running things, but Paulie still listened to Tony and continued to obey every order given by Tony, that's loyalty, even if Paulie considered switching families the fact that he continued to obey Tony shows that Paulie is still very loyal. By the way, this is off topic but I would've loved to see Paulie as the boss.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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It's not that Paulie didn't like Tony, Paulie's very transient. His mood - loyalty included - is dependent on his weekly income. Paulie was upset with the way Tony was running things, but Paulie still listened to Tony and continued to obey every order given by Tony, that's loyalty, Inaccurate. Watch season four again. even if Paulie considered switching families the fact that he continued to obey Tony shows that Paulie is still very loyal. But what factors decided his "return"? His defection across the Hudson fell flat. "Loyalty" doesn't really come into it with these guys. It's not an honourable, noble attribute; it's determined by capital gain.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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"Loyalty" doesn't really come into it with these guys. It's not an honourable, noble attribute; it's determined by capital gain. The mob life in a nutshell. One of the most concise points ever on the subject of "loyalty" within the mob. Of course Capo still had to take a shot at capitalism .
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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Capo, I have the entire complete Sopranos series box set, and Paulie telling Johnny Sacramoni about that joke made by Ralph Cifaretto and then denying it to Tony was not disloyalty, you could say that lying is a disloyal thing to do when speaking to the Boss, but in that situation Paulie did the best thing, Paulie did that to prevent himself from getting whacked, now if it any other situation where he lied to Tony about something else, than that would be bad, but in this situation it would be an exception, or if it were a case where the FBI approached Paulie and ended up ratting to save his own life, than that would be disloyal even though Paulie would never do that. Besides that incident, any other time Paulie always remains loyal to Tony. Capo and Pizzaboy, how many times to I have to get this through everyone's head, the Mafia was loyal for hundreds of years, then certain people within it started to get greedy and ended up ratting, but disloyalty did not appear much within the Mafia until the 1970's. Everyone on this forum is acting like the Mafia had no loyalty and respect when in fact it did for a very long time.
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Capo and Pizzaboy, how many times to I have to get this through everyone's head, the Mafia was loyal for hundreds of years, then certain people within it started to get greedy and ended up ratting, but disloyalty did not appear much within the Mafia until the 1970's. Everyone on this forum is acting like the Mafia had no loyalty and respect when in fact it did for a very long time. But The Sopranos isn't set before the 1970's so there would be Disloyalty in the Mafia then.
He - (Simón BolÃvar) - was shaken by the overwhelming revelation that the headlong race between his misfortunes and his dreams was at that moment reaching the finishing line. The rest was darkness. "Damn it," He sighed. "How will I ever get out of this labyrinth!" So what’s the labyrinth? That’s the mystery isn’t it? Is the labyrinth living or dying? Which is he trying to escape - the world, or, the end of it?
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Capo and Pizzaboy, how many times to I have to get this through everyone's head, the Mafia was loyal for hundreds of years, then certain people within it started to get greedy and ended up ratting, but disloyalty did not appear much within the Mafia until the 1970's. Yeah, but the series is set in the 21st century. As far as the hundreds of years, how do you know? And please, don't tell me "because my family told me so." You were challenged in the real life threads by both Don Cardi and Turnbull, who are both your intellectual superiors, and all you could come up with was, "because my family told me so." You make post after post without stating source material, then you get mad when you're continually challenged.
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OK, let bygones be bygones and let's move on. My own 2¢ on this subject of "loyalty" - there's been a small element of disloyal wiseguys before the 1970s but we don't hear too much about them mainly because they had a tendency to disappear ( ). One notable case before the '70s was Joe Valachi.
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Yeah, but the series is set in the 21st century.
As far as the hundreds of years, how do you know? And please, don't tell me "because my family told me so." You were challenged in the real life threads by both Don Cardi and Turnbull, who are both your intellectual superiors, and all you could come up with was, "because my family told me so."
You make post after post without stating source material, then you get mad when you're continually challenged. Pizzaboy, with the amount of immaturity presented by many of the users on this board Don Cardi and Turnbull are far from being my intellectual superiors, when we're talking about the Mafia, I know for a fact I am much more intellectual superior than most if not all of the people on hear, from what I've noticed most people on hear think they know it all when they are completely wrong, I know the Mafia inside and out but I am forbidden to explain how I know, I have the facts and I know the facts but I am forbidden to show or explain the facts, I can tell you the facts but you are just gonna have to take my word for it, at least I know that I know the truth. No one on hear is able to provide source material, probably because it's either inaccurate or source material can not be found, so you have no right to tell me that I need to provide source material when no one on hear is able to do so even though I am able to do so, but like I said I am forbidden to do so. If you want to find out the truth from the source, join the Mafia and see for yourself.
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What is that supposed to mean?
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What is that supposed to mean? It means respect the SC for the moderator that he is! Punk.
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Don Cardi and Turnbull are far from being my intellectual superiors, when we're talking about the Mafia, I know for a fact I am much more intellectual superior than most if not all of the people on hear... All of the people on hear? I think you meant here, Professor.
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Pizzaboy I think you are the one who needs to learn a thing or two about respect.
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Who said anything about role playing? I'm not the one who told someone to f**k off on the other topic.
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Enjoy your week-long vacation, IMB. If this shit starts up again, it'll be permanent.
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Though this has all come about by a dickcheese posting gibberish, it's interesting to note that the one character in the series who seems to have a central dilemma regarding loyalty is Christopher, who mirrors himself on and measures himself by "Old School" notions of loyalty and nobleness. He sacrifices Adriana and "would go to Hell" for Tony, but in the end, he's fucked.
Chris might be the most tragic character on the show. All around him are the real Old School people, the kind of men to whom he aspires: Richie Aprile, Feech LaManna, Phil Leotardo, even Paulie... and as we know, they're all rats; not informers, necessarily, but they'll do anything for an extra buck. Their social order encourages it. Moltisanti's chasing a lie.
One of the central premises of the show, the starting point from which many other themes stem, is the decline of traditional values, be it in the form of the Mafia or American life as a whole. Tony laments that he came in and that "the best is already over". He's inherited a fucked up society, life, world. And he's got all the money in it, figuratively speaking: the decline in value of life, because money has become a meaningless abstraction; the money Tony has is a result of a multi-generational life in crime. But that very life is socially destructive... how essentially different is it to capitalist society in general?
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Great points, Capo. I've always said that at the end of the day, there is no difference between a crooked lawyer, shady banker, untrustworthy politician and a mafioso scumbag. They will ALL do whatever they can to get the fast buck - no matter how low they have to go or who they have to cross to achieve it. Oh, I apologize, the big difference is that the lawyer, banker and poltician pillage us everyday people "legally". How about wiretapping, tailing and charging the "legal mafiosi" under the federal RICO act?!? (*DISCLAIMER - I admit that not every banker, lawyer and politician are dishonest and do not make that blanket claim*)
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I've always said that at the end of the day, there is no difference between a crooked lawyer, shady banker, untrustworthy politician and a mafioso scumbag. They will ALL do whatever they can to get the fast buck - no matter how low they have to go or who they have to cross to achieve it. Omar Little to Maury Levy, in The Wire: "I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase. S'all in the game though right?"
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So you're Italian Mafia Boss too? Wow, I feel bad that you have nothing better to do with yourself.
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Thats very insightful. Although Im not a prophet I think Tonys dead. I have never felt the need to call anyone a dickcheese that has a different opinion to my own. Reason is there is no definative proof to say im right.
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I love this italian mafia boss guy and and his other account "gottamoveon" and its funny when sc says "take it to the sandbox" LOL but plz imb and whatever account u use keep me updated on future posts
Last edited by Blackie; 08/24/09 12:30 PM.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
[Re: Capo de La Cosa Nostra]
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08/24/09 03:57 PM
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What? They're not my accounts. I have only one account and that's this one, and there is no freakin way I would use the word dickcheese, I've never even heard of that word before until I saw that guy's posts, and there is no freakin way I would sign up as an Irish person, no way in hell.
Ya know one thing about us wise guys? The hustle never ends.- Tony Soprano
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
[Re: Italian_Mafia_Boss]
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08/24/09 03:58 PM
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LOL LOL LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!! ITALIAN_MAFIA_BOSS YOU ARE ONE FUNNY ASS ITALIAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
[Re: Italian_Mafia_Boss]
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08/24/09 06:06 PM
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ur welcome u funny funny guy dude u gotta keep posting in that smart ass manner unlike most people i enjoy arguing with smart asses especially while buzzed its the highlight of my day
Last edited by Blackie; 08/25/09 01:02 AM.
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
[Re: Blackie]
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08/25/09 01:56 AM
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I don't consider myself a smart ass, I just consider myself as a highly educated and intelligent person.
Ya know one thing about us wise guys? The hustle never ends.- Tony Soprano
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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03/09/11 05:09 PM
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The fact that Lorraince Braco has suggested she has had conversations about a Soprano movie (ala Sex in the City) means Tony lived.
Chase was making us think that the last guy to the bathroom was the hitman. I think that guy is actually the FBI there to arrest Tony.
There is no debate that Tony was about to be arrested very soon.
I might or might not be related to a former Zip boss
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Re: Possible Outcomes For The Sopranos Ending
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03/15/11 07:31 PM
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As much as I loved the Sopranos I was rooting for Tony to be arrested since he deserved it after the terrible things he did yes he definitely did some terrible things, but one of my favorite parts about the show were how his indirect actions and orders kind of fucked over a lot of innocent people. Like when Vito Junior had to go to the shock camp because he was in too much debt from gambling. Or those crackheads getting stomped out (and shot) by those kids during the HUD scam. Or when Paulie strangled his mom's friend to take her money and kick it up to Tony to make good in Tony's eyes. Tony probably didn;t mean for any of those things to happen, but because of him they did. like chris said ironically in 'Chasing It' - "like a pebble in a lake...even the fish feel it"
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