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Boardwalk Empire: How Does This Season End Sunday?

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This season has been good but not as good as the previous ones.  The Narcisse storyline is ok but is really kind of boring, and as much as I wanted more Chalky in the past, it's obvious he should have stuck to being a side character here and there.  He's had too much screen time and the Daughter storyline is also very boring.

 

I think it's possible Nucky goes to Richard for a secret mission, not sure.  I think Eli gets busted and his son kills him.  Somehow Eli's son takes someone out and fortifies his position in Nucky's crew going forward.  

 

I think Capone and Van Alden take out Capone's boss as I'm pretty sure he was responsible for the hit and machine gun fire that happens.   This will push Capone into power.  I think it's possible Rothstein gets killed over gambling debts or something and Luciano takes over.  In real life Luciano becomes the most powerful Mafia boss of all time, ever so I wouldn't be surprised.  Maybe they'll wait till next season for Rothstein's fall, not sure.  

 

I still love the show, amazing characters, amazing period piece with all the props and whatnot.   All I know is, people will die I'm sure lol.

 

 

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Not sure but I hope they spend less time next season on this guy.

 

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Richard is just plain ruthless, although he softened somewhat when he began taking care of the kid. But there is a reason  he went back to work for Nucky Thompson.

 

Johnny Torrio, in reality, survived an assassination attempt by the Northside gang, which included Bugs Moran and Hymie Weiss, and moved back to Italy for several years. He supposedly turned everything over to Al Capone... we'll see how that hold up.

 

Eli's son may very well kill the Fed when Eli either comes clean to his son or his son figures it out.

 

 

 

 

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