Maybe a lot of people have overlooked Freddie's words, we are special. After he was released from prison, Freddy had already seen clearly the nature of the underworld. He thought that only Jimmy was like him, or that he could insist on the people he loved, not like Oz, who sometimes had to sacrifice the people he loved. So when Jimmy chose between business and him, Freddy thought it was a betrayal, raped Jimmy's wife, and then his love for little Jimmy was even more morbid. In fact, I think Freddy after little Jimmy's death is contradictory. He dared to give little Freddy to his grandfather. Looking at his grandfather's expression, I once thought he would kill little Freddy. Maybe it was the gang and the difference between normal people. Later, when he sent off little Freddy, what he said to him could feel that he loved little Freddy. When Freddie died, Jimmy's wife's knife was just to keep her happy life, and it doesn't mean that what she did was right. And Freddy's desire to survive when he died also seemed very contradictory. What was the meaning of his life and the meaning of survival? Or is it just the instinct of the beast? Jimmy became the final winner, and the one who chose the business wins, which makes the ending a bit unacceptable. But I love Mr. Tang, this charming bastard.
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