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Originally Posted by bronco67
You have to admit, it's so much better to have an ending that makes you think -- instead of having it all wrapped up neatly. And that's the thing about the Sopranos...it was a really smart show that had a lot of cerebral stuff going on. The gangster stuff was secondary.
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The end was the beginning all over again. When we first met Pauly he was relaxing out in front of the butcher shop sunning his face, Tony is worried that he might be indicted, and he was having family issues, but still loves to eat.
The last time we see Pauly he is sunning his face outside the butcher shop, Tony is worried that he might be indicted, he is having issues with his family, but he still loves to eat.
After everything he has been through nothing has really changed. Tony is damned to this life for as long as he chooses to live it.