Like Lao Pa himself, I feel a little bit contrary to Mike's confession.
Mike is a Machiavellianist. From the beginning to the end, he is unscrupulous for a goal he thinks is noble. The family's interests are higher than the moral bottom line. Such a person will cause evil for killing, reluctantly cut love, execute brothers and confess. ? Until the end of his life, his fundamental aspirations to develop the family business have been met, although the decline is a foregone conclusion.
The most important thing is that he is a confident and determined person who moves later. His decision at every step is the optimal solution rationally. Fredo betrayed first. Why did this thorn take root in his heart for a lifetime?
I agree with the words of the cardinal:
The old man in the dying years, with the loss of his love, looking back on his life, whether he will regret for his iron fist, it is difficult for Lao Pa to answer, let alone I don't know.
At the end of the freeze, Mike, a rebel, a warrior, a lone traveler.
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