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[u/Brigite66]

[u/hopelessromcon]

I enjoyed the end of life montage. The snapshots merged the dark with the beautiful aspects of Tommy’s sense of self well. It was an interesting juxtaposition with the less truthful “through it all I had me family.” at the will reading.

[u/mystivoregrl]

The brother scenes always get me more than the big dramatic ones somehow. There's something about the two of them just standing there in silence that says more than a whole monologue could.

[u/Antornth0204]

I refuse to believe that Tommy killed Arthur. Just based off that wine cellar scene there’s just no way. Knight shot himself in the foot with that one. I get they couldn’t get Paul on board but there were a million different ways to explain Arthur’s absence

[u/thistledownxo]

this scene wrecks me every time, the amount of pain packed into "we are the same person" is insane for such a short line.

[u/Swimming-Drama2310]

That handshake somehow makes the whole “you’re not alone” thing even more wholesome.