They should've moved the body into a bando...
Things you didn't notice on The Wire until multiple watches
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They should've moved the body into a bando...
King Harlem
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They made the right decision.
Poot lowkey a real sociopath. Did his dirt and moved on like it was nothing. No regret, no ptsd, no nothing. It was just a job. He became a legit guy working at Foot locker like dealing and killing was no different than working a 9-5.Poot was the only one to keep it real with lame ass Stringer Bell
"Do the chair know we gon look like some bytches"
Poot realer than most. Shoutout Slim Charles as well. Another character that recognized his limitations and played his position at all times, accepting all that came with it
The thing is I know a lot of people like Poot who was in the streets and involved in crazy shyt while they worked a 9-5 simultaneously.
Also, how do we know he had no ptsd or regrets?
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Easy to overlook when your dikk leaking pudding
King Harlem
Superstar
I disagree. Poot was a drug dealer, he wasn't really a shooter. And the one person we know he killed, I'm sure there is regret over having to kill Wallace. Then his other best friend being killed in the street and him being there and running away at the end. Poot probably has a ton of PTSD. All types of unresolved trauma. Even that Foot Locker scene he was basically saying he was tired of all the things that came with that life.
He was just saying it like it got too corny and political .Like the game wasnt the same anymore. Plus they werent getting money like that. . He even tells Dukie to bang a little longer and come back when he 17.
Poot never seemed like he was hurt by what he had done. He just grew up. Ive seen guys like that growing up. Some figure it out after being wild and go straight, without really having any remorse. If they were chilling at a bbq, theyd gladly reflect on old times but dont want to live like that no more
EzekelRAGE
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David Simon's articles on Little Melvin
www.documentcloud.org
Easy Money: Anatomy of a Drug Empire
Former Baltimore Sun crime reporter David Simon's five-part series on Melvin Williams.
www.documentcloud.org
2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat
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I’m listening to Liquid Swords rn
everytime i listen to this album
shyt make me want to rewatch the show
everytime i listen to this album
shyt make me want to rewatch the show
DaRealness
I think very deeply
There is a theory that it was Marlo's pops...
Didnt make the poker connection to it. Marlo was definitely in his feelings and needed a cheap win