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So, you're talking about The Godfather, Lock? I thought you meant Deus Ex.
Well, yeah, Siv is partially right; it was the finishing touch. But what happened a couple of minutes before that was the real climax.
Let me explain with a spoiler. A good guy, a war hero, who was always against mafia dealings, saw no other way out and, to protect his family, orchestrated a real massacre. He killed the heads of all the mafias and his own traitorous brother-in-law. As a result, his sister came to cry and argue with him, and his wife watches everything, completely shocked, because just moments ago, he presented himself as such an upstanding guy, and assured her that in five years, everything would be perfectly legal, he swears on his mother's life, he'll sort everything out.
His wife approaches and asks him a direct question: "Did you do this?" He hesitates, puts on an inappropriate show of anger, and then lies to her with a poker face. And what does she do? That's right, she believes him... Well, because she probably understands what's going on, but it's likely easier for her to convince herself that everything is still fine, the birds are still singing, the dandelions are still blooming, and her husband is still the kindest person on earth.
And then the door opens, and it becomes clear once and for all that nothing will ever be the same.
Well, yeah, Siv is partially right; it was the finishing touch. But what happened a couple of minutes before that was the real climax.
Let me explain with a spoiler. A good guy, a war hero, who was always against mafia dealings, saw no other way out and, to protect his family, orchestrated a real massacre. He killed the heads of all the mafias and his own traitorous brother-in-law. As a result, his sister came to cry and argue with him, and his wife watches everything, completely shocked, because just moments ago, he presented himself as such an upstanding guy, and assured her that in five years, everything would be perfectly legal, he swears on his mother's life, he'll sort everything out.
His wife approaches and asks him a direct question: "Did you do this?" He hesitates, puts on an inappropriate show of anger, and then lies to her with a poker face. And what does she do? That's right, she believes him... Well, because she probably understands what's going on, but it's likely easier for her to convince herself that everything is still fine, the birds are still singing, the dandelions are still blooming, and her husband is still the kindest person on earth.
And then the door opens, and it becomes clear once and for all that nothing will ever be the same.