yet he was cool with alfie even after all the shit

Unless it’s alfie

@@bh6921 kinda, Tommy paid Allie back for all the wrong doings that alfie did he just wouldn’t die lol.

Jesish

Shut up

It’s a dirty business. But we’ve never seen Tommy hurt anybody’s family. He wanted to kill Mrs. Changretta, but that’s because he was insane w grief and anger over Grace. And the only other time was when he whacked out the gypsies in the woods when the witch cursed the sapphire and killed Ruby, the whole reason he kept this guy here was he knew the guy was being honest, and he needs honest men working for him too

@@JoeSmith-dl9ok ‘he only massacred a whole group in a village’ what about the train workers? And the referee? Kid Arthur beat to death? They don’t really care about any working people.

Same as Tony Soprano in Sopranos series. 90% of people watched that series were obsessed with main character, saying how cool and great he was, while ignoring the fact that he was greedy, selfish narcissist who was pushing others with his narcissistic morals , trying to teach moral lessons to people around him(like the scene where he pushed 2 guys not to go over personal issues with guy who was trolling their mothers and making sick jokes, Tony said that you shouldn't go personal , it's bad for business! only later to get emotional and ki lling same guy over the horse, while losing the guy who was bringing the most money to him or another example where he was preaching morals to his kids and friends about being loyal to wife and don't cheat, while he himself was barely showing any attention to his wife and seeing/sleeping with bunch of other girls all the time), yet all the fans of series ignored those facts and just blindly preached him. I'd say that authors just trying to show so-called "Moral grey" , that not every main hero is saint nor he is pure evil. There's always balance. It's pretty much the same as a line from True Detective series: " Do you ever wondered you're a bad man?-No! World needs bad men! We keep the other bad men from the door"

@@kb4903 What does the kid Arthur beat, in a PTSD fueled blackout, have to do with Tommy? He tried to stop the train bombing but got word to Finn too late and the referee was a witness to their soccer-rigging scheme. If you're gonna admonish a character, stay on point.

...with the photo of the Changretta's taken in the Old Law Court of Bradford City Hall, a building which is also used for... Tommy's Office, Westminster House of Commons, Westminster Winson Green Prison, Birmingham Midland Hotel, Birmingham Inkberrow Hotel, Stratford-upon-Avon And the series 4 Hospital interior.

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