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1. Number9 writes:

   Uh, wrong.

   “The killer obviously didn’t get that the finale was meant to show Tony doomed to live out his violent gangland existence in an infinite, monotonous loop. Like the Journey song at the end said, ‘It goes on and on and on and on.”

   In the end Tony lives, to kill, rob, and maim. The moral of the story is there will always be a Tony Soprano in every town. He stays one step ahead of the Feds but he is just running in place. His life is purgatory.

   The ending was just too simple for some people to comprehend.

   Comment 6/28/2007

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     Royalty was like dandelions. No matter how many heads you chopped off, the roots were still there underground, waiting to spring up again.

     It seemed to be a chronic disease. It was as if even the most intelligent person had this little blank spot in their heads where someone had written: "Kings. What a good idea." Whoever had created humanity had left in a major design flaw. It was its tendency to bend at the knees.
            -- Terry Pratchett, Feet of Clay

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