#b4 s6 i was joking about pb getting the teorema ending

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i think this could be better phrased but something that i keep thinking abt re tommy's arc and 'they are worse than us' and knight's 'the upper classes have their houses furnished with blood' (houses passed down from generation to generation) and tommy's own question of accountability/redemption/doing the right thing. tommy runs up against his own moral injury/the thawing of a more principled man and buckles under the guilt of his doings and on an individual level the 'right' course of action would be to abscond his wealth and how he gained it + dismantling of the peaky blinders by now itself more of an insitution, etc. but what does the personal 'right' choice matter when violent systems prevail?

it's finally a question of tommy's own morals and questions and pb is ultimately about tommy, his own choices take precedence and he is not a revolutionary, etc, but i'm curious what this dilemma will look like in the movie and how it will be solved