Some people say that the second-generation godfather is more indifferent and ruthless than the first-generation godfather, and that the first wife is more suitable for Mike than the second wife. I don't think there is any comparison, because the environment affects a person. In fact, there is no right or wrong in this world. It's just that everyone's situation is different. Mike's first wife was a traditional woman from Sicily, Italy, which was very old-fashioned. This is very similar to the wife of the old godfather. He never asked about the family's career, but only did what his wife should do. The second wife, Kay, was from the United States. New York college students are highly educated and are more avant-garde in thinking and have their own ideas and opinions, which led to a quarrel with Mike later. At the end of the movie, I recalled the first picture of the old godfather’s birthday and the family got together for dinner. The elder brother talked about a topic and scolded the Japanese for throwing bombs on the same day as his father’s birthday (the US-Japan war), and how many Americans did this Joining the army, only a fool would pay for a stranger. After that, Mike retorted that they sacrificed their lives to protect the national honor, and then the elder brother said that you should join the army, and then Mike said that he had already joined the navy, and immediately slapped the elder brother in the face, irritable The eldest brother almost got into a fight with Mike, only the second brother supported Mike to join the army. In fact, Mike should have a higher education level than the eldest brother before he had these thoughts (the movie also mentioned how Mike went to college), and then it was What happened? There was only a lonely Mike left in the room and the Godfather 2 echoed from end to end. It seems that everything is there and it seems that everything is gone, maybe this proves the saying "the strong are always lonely"
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