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I never thought we were going to get closure, but perhaps the issue was that we got too much of it. A lot of it just felt, for a lack of a better word, cheesy to me. Complex story lines that were developed over several years were tied up with amazing ease, especially the whole feud with NY. (They went from being on high alert camped out in some safehouse to not looking over their shoulders incredibly quickly, didn't they? Wouldn't you have been just a bit more cautious especially with Phil still out there?). I predicted that Tony would win, but lose something important in the process. I thought that "something important" was someone in his family, but really it was a sense of security. As Agent Harris said, "we won" the battle, but the war is far from over - and the end could come at any moment, whether in the form of grand jury testimony or a shady looking dude coming out of the bathroom. A lot of people are very upset at the final scene, but my real problem was that the way we got there...
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