The Saddest Thing About Every Major Character in The Sopranos

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  @somregularguy · 1 month ago

  Actually the saddest moment is when Carmine dies, he was only 73 years old, just a kid

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• RU

  @RunAway-b4p · 1 month ago

  Phil Leotardo’s death was so satisfying.  Say Bye bye, Pop Pop.  Pop. Pop.

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• BA

  @baronvonbunghole5999 · 1 month ago

  The saddest death was the gabagool, provolone, and vinegar pepper sandwich that Tony threw in the trash after only taking one bite out of it

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• TR

  @travismiles5885 · 1 month ago

  Vito betraying Paulie was the saddest moment of the show

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• BI

  @Big-S-Ya · 1 month ago

  In this household, Rosalie Aprile was the saddest character, end of story!

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• MI

  @michaelbirch5270 · 1 month ago

  despite all his faults, I give David Chase a lot of credit for not glamorizing the mobster lifestyle.<br><br>for every minute he and the writers spent making the characters likeable, they spent double making them look UNlikeable.

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• DR

  @dr.roberts4508 · 1 month ago

  Artie, I think won cause he found himself At the end

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• BU

  @BulletTooth504 · 1 month ago

  Second saddest thing about Phil Leotardo was the unspecified number years he did in the can.

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• KS

  @KSxGUAPO · 1 month ago

  Vito catchin not pitchin is the saddest moment in the whole show

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• SL

  @slimjong-un5743 · 1 day ago

  RIP Moltisantis.<br>1 for each 💚💙

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• VI

  @VideoGamesAndTheWorld · 1 month ago

  Excellent analysis of all these characters.<br><br>AJ is a character that so many people seem to hate so much because he&apos;s annoying, spoiled and entitled. Yeah, he is spoiled and entitled. But truth be told, he&apos;s more relatable than a lot of people think. Reason most fans hate him is because they fail to realize that at one point, they were just like him when they were younger. He&apos;s a product of his environment because his parents are Tony and Carmela Soprano.<br><br>Every time AJ thought independently, aspired to something, and spoke intelligently making valid points, Tony and Carmela immediately shut him down. AJ makes a comment; Tony dismisses it and that&apos;s the end of it.<br><br>In the episode &quot;D-Girl&quot;, Big Pussy seemed fatherlier of AJ teaching him to respect the value of things and giving him some sage advice more than Tony ever did. AJ never had a voice in anything because whenever he was brought some place, they told him to wait outside. AJ didn&apos;t want to go fishing, Tony out of pettiness, spite, and immaturity, misses his swimming competition on purpose.<br><br>The worst thing that Tony ever did to AJ was not yanking him out of bed (The Blue Comet), or the smack (Army of One), it was the &quot;male heir&quot; comment. Carmela called him an animal when she and Tony caught him smoking pot in the garage, something that she denied when AJ was in therapy with Tony and Carmela.<br><br>He never had a chance.

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• ME

  @melyyanakiya · 1 month ago (edited)

  Melfi should have told Tony, not just for revenge but to protect the next woman or girl her attacker will go after. Also in Johnny Sack&apos;s case I think he might have gotten the best ending possible for a mob guy, he was surrounded by the people he loved who genuinely loved him back and he didn&apos;t have to waste years in jail.

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