– Al corteo di Milano un poliziotto indossava un giubbotto con simbolo neon4zi per dimostrare di essere f4scista.

– E gli altri poliziotti?

– Hanno pensato che le manganellate fossero una dimostrazione sufficiente.

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04/10/2025

Avilio Bruno "Angelo Lagusa" x Corteo

Okay so, for people who have watched 91 days, what do you think of the ending?

Completed watching 91 days

And at first, my thoughts about it are quite simple

Kinda like, okay it was a cool anime, nice.

But when I think about the ending

I have so many different answers and questions

Okay so

Is Angelo alive? Or dead?

I think Angelo's alive, Nero didn't kill him.

I think Nero didn't kill him, because Nero's father always regretted killing the Lagusas, and when he died, he died uttering the words : It was all for nothing. And then, later on, Angelo too says the same thing which triggers a fight between them and Angelo says WHY DIDN'T YOU KILL ME BACK THEN?

And then at some point they're just chilling and all of that

And Nero tells him

That you don't need a reason to live

You just live

So yeah, I don't think Nero killed Angelo

I think he just left him there

And went separate ways

What confuses me more is about that other don, who saved Angelo

And told him to do something

What was all that about (like, is it somehow connected to him suggesting that he should Kill Nero or is it something else? Like you did a good job, go kill one more person for me and you'll be free kinda? But also like, i didn't see any more of their influence? I am doubtful about that place where they got food but nothing other than that)

And also In the end a car stops after looking at Nero's car, What was that

....

I feel really bad for : Corteo (poor man didn't deserve all that) and Barbero (smart man but sadly no one trusted his gut)

Also that investigator who was threatened. Man if they had actually taken his family out, I would have lost my heart. When they showed me the car burning and made us assume for those 30 seconds that his wife and daughter were killed. I was sad, mad, and plain disappointed and angry. They were alive, and I felt better. No one should do something like that to anyone. Ever.

....

Also that part in the end when they're both just chilling together, hanging out and stuff. I don't know what to think about that, did it represent the despair they both shared.

Because they both did trust each other. Angelo wouldn't accept that, but he never really wanted to kill Nero, as he spoke, at the end.

They were good friends. And when Nero found out everything, he couldn't kill him so easily because Nero wasn't that kind of a guy, and also because of all that I've mentioned above. Also maybe because they both understood each other in having gone through the similar thing, having caused each other in a weird way, the pain they're going through.

So kinda like yeah.

....

On the other hand, If Nero did kill Angelo, it might be because Angelo wanted to die. He has no reason to live. And his words to him might signify that you don't need a reason to live, you just live. In the past sense, and maybe more to himself rather than to Angelo.

And maybe killing Angelo somehow gave him a closure regarding that it was his first job, and he felt his dad was disappointed because he didn't kill Angelo. So in that sense, if he killed Angelo at the beach, that was a loop completed, in that he completed the job?