wow.

Okay but there’s interesting parallels “In The Country.” During the mission at the Corleone hotel, Sam tells Tommy that he’s tired of funerals. He would like to go to a wedding though. A mission later, Sam is in critical condition and Tommy is asking Sarah to marry him. It’s almost like he’s doing it for both his friends. Because Paulie mentioned how she would be a good wife at the very beginning, as well. There’s also the fact Paulie shows melancholy that he’ll be going home alone. But he doesn’t end up going home alone. He ends up staying the night, watching over his best friend. 🥺

I’m not going to give a large analysis on it or anything, but Paulie doesn’t seem straight to me. He seems, very vulnerable and attached to the guys around him (Tommy, Sam). And sure, he talks about women in a vulgar way but, who’s to say that isn’t him being a compulsive het? I’m on the mission “The Old Country” and I don’t know, I felt some kind of way seeing Paulie rush up to Tommy like, “Where’s Sammy!?”  This is just my interpretation. Just my interpretation.

Logging into this account is so weird because even though I still get a lot of activity, I don’t know a lot of ya’ll. And ya’ll...really don’t know me. 😢

I’m on the final season of this show and I really like how they use children to voice the young characters in TLOK. As the seasons progress, their voices shift and I think it reflects the characters growing up in-universe as well.