The elegant gentleman with a butcher knife "I am going to offer him a condition that he cannot refuse." This is his negotiation skills. He is an elegant gentleman with a martini in one hand and a butcher knife in the other; he is a professional executioner in a noble suit who talks about dirty business; he only needs a gesture to make other people's wealth unsafe; and a smile is enough to kill him. Turn into jade silk. They are awesome characters as well as dance assassins. Whether they are politicians or funeral home owners, they seem to always be waiting to listen to his gentle call, because of his noble promise "someday--maybe this One day will never come, and I will let you do something for me. But before that day, please accept justice at my daughter’s wedding. This is also a gift from me!” So, yes What gave the godfather such a deep magic? Let him just sit there, a corner of that dark room, as if in the middle of a black hole in the universe. People respect him, love him, and fear him. He is so complicated and so deep. The red blood and the black of the dress are the most solemn keynotes in the movie "The Godfather". The great thing about the godfather is that he knows his responsibility as an "underground emperor", as in the sentence in "Spider-Man": the greater the power, the greater the responsibility. Therefore, he will always abide by his creed and never sell drugs to harm people. For this reason he rejected the request of the drug lord Su Luozuo. This is also true. "The Godfather" tells us that as long as you can face the world with dignity, you can live with dignity. Therefore, he can casually interact with high-level political figures, from the bottom to the top of the society, he can also weave an invisible and complex web. Therefore, whether it is a conflict of family interests or a scheming of brotherhood, the godfather seems to always have the ability and courage to control everything, isolated from all living beings, overlooking the sky.
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