De Niro was NEVER content. he wanted to do it and if they refused, he would have gotten another crew down the road...He just knew that at this point, his crew were in real danger, so he gave them a chance to save their own lives...De Niro was NEVER gonna be content until he took that final score.
I dont know, man.
Remember when he meets his bytch in the bar? She tries to start a conversation with him, he immediately gets defensive on some "why are you so interested in what I do?" type shyt.
When the crew mentioned Van Zant, & De Niro said he was a luxury even though Van Zant did some real disrespectful fukkshyt
It was just so against his character. I honestly don't think it was pride. Scarface was fueled by his pride, but he wasn't as calculated & careful as De Niro's character.
It wasn't until he saw his friends (Danny Trejo) lying down beaten to the brink of death. If anything it was a type of vengeance he felt