umm the quote is - "It's obvious I've offended you but seeing as you can find an insult in a bouquet of roses I don't see how" - if ur gunna quote get it right.
@@MrVee24 I know, I simply summarized his quote for dramatic effect, or whatever you want to call it. This is a youtube comments section, not an article. Lighten up.
How on earth is he sympathetic? He’s literally complaining to god because he’s not the boss. He’s already successful, he already runs his own crew and probably has made well over a million dollars. But no, that’s not enough, he wants more. Screw Him and his prayers.
Steve Jobs seriously, I’d understand if he was some poor schmuck forced to work for the mafia for a pittance, but Rosetti is a captain, he runs his own crew and a portion or New York. He’s successful, he’s just greedy and wants more.
Rosetti doesn’t realize that he is the source of his own misery. He’s psychotic behavior, abrasiveness and wrath makes friendship and love impossible. He’s surrounded by suck ups and who only respect him due to his power and ability to provide them with money.
If he went to therapy he’d be a regular Tony Soprano This is as close as he ever got to trying to understand his problems When he says “make me want things” he almost said it like it’s a burden, that he doesn’t want this greed or lust for power, but he can’t help himself due to his business, or due to his own cracked mental state
Honestly I think it has a lot to do with his up bringing back in Italy. Like he said before he died he came off the boat with nothing and a lot of this show is about people being a product of their family background and and environment plus dealing with consequences of their life choices. He prob had psychotic sociopathic family and ran away to the states to start a new life but couldn’t run away from his demons facing him from his past.
I don't think it's fair to call him psychotic or say he has a cracked mental state. I think he is surrounded by both luxury and a lot of pressure to kill people to get what he wants. The context is that he is surrounded by 1930's gangster mentality and he can't win at life by winning at being a gangster. I think that nobody in a bad situation can "work their way out of it" using the methods that got them into the mess. Gyp lives and dies by the sword.
@@vinnieg6161Critical thinking on theology requires access to higher education, leisure time and open dialogue. Conditions that the majority of criminals don't have the privileged opportunity to be afforded. Like most civilians, most criminals are woefully confused and ambivalent about their values and beliefs.
@@vinnieg6161 Studies show most prisoners believe in a god, even the murderous, violent ones. The Christian or Abrahamic god doesn't say someone will go to hell for killing, just if you don't believe and ask for forgiveness. So basically, according to the bible, someone who lived a good life helping others but didn't believe in Jesus will go to hell, but a murderous killer who believed and asked for forgiveness will go to heaven.
@@windtalker4191 You can have many interpretations of so called "holy texts". Tho if you believe in Jesus, he was the good guy. No murder no judgement no fraud bla bla bla right? Old Testament, now that is for the wackos
Rosetti: "I am ready for any kind of explaination!". God: I'll send a priest for a consultation... Rosetti: Hits priest. God: I think I can see the problem...and it ain't with me.
"No love till I'm pissing the bed, coughing up blood on the sheets. Then I'll know right?" We'll he wasn't exactly on the sheets but for the most part the pissing, the coughing up blood, finally knowing, he got pretty close. The foreshadowing in this show is amazing!
John holdin what? No, this is foreshadowing. I don’t know if you meant Nucky or the writers, both are dumb answers though. Foreshadowing is a story element that alludes to a later event in the story. In this case, Gyp yelling in church of he has to be “pissing anc coughing up blood” something the writers used later on. Writers intentionally plan this because it makes good storytelling so I have no clue what you mean when you say “this isn’t foreshadowing because they planned this”
@@johnholdin2728 yes it is foreshadowing. The writers knew beforehand and they gave this description so that when it happened later it would refer back to this. That's literally the definition of foreshadowing.
I feel like crime is just his base natural instinct, like the Father went to check on him and almost by habit he beats the guy and robs the church, a truly remarkable villain
Say what you want about Rosetti's character, this was the single most human thing he expressed in the entire season. He was an amazing character in general, but this scene was a tortured soul just asking to be happy, just begging to have something in his life worth living for. He may have been a lost soul, but he wanted to find his place in all this. He wanted to be okay for once. And that's all we as human beings want in this life. To be able to say we're okay... And mean it... Truly and peacefully okay... That's all Gyp wanted... But the life he lived, the choices he made, and the person he was got in the way of happiness... This prayer is not just his, it's the prayer of every desperate soul looking for an answer, a sign, a way out of their own misery and into a happy life... 🙏
This scene right here is probably my favourite scene throughout the whole series. I've found myself like this countless times so this scene really hit me hard.
Its scenes like this that gave boardwalk it's identity. The casting and acting was superb. Except for Gandolfini, the acting on Boardwalk was better than the Sopranos. And there is no bigger Sopranos fan than me. But those who say Boardwalk wasn't as good don't understand it. It wasn't coming from the same place or trying to do the same thing. They were both pieces of art. One rembrandt. The other picasso.
Recently there was a study that confirms those insecure in attachment to others are doomed to failed relationships. We saw poor Gyp was insecure in his upbringing, probably had one or two serious relationships that he lost because he couldn't figure out how to attach, and just doomed to constantly feel like an outsider that can only relate to others through force/dominance. A story many can relate to taken to its extremes.
Just thinking the same I am in 100% agreement. There are times, one of which I'm in now. where you feel if you turn right it's wrong and the same with turning left and it seems the only option is to do nothing which leaves you mirred in the exact situation you are in. No light at the end of the tunnel.
Honestly this brings a whole new depth for his character to me. But his ruthlessness is pretty irredeemable. At the same time this shows a sensitive side to him that he's hiding from everyone. Without this scene he'd be a one dimensional character
I love the way it cuts straight from the peak of Gyp's rage (very moving analysis of the human condition) to a closeup of Jesus being crucified like ... bruh... believe in me or not, but get things in perspective ffs.
The realistic thing he said is you don't know who really loves you until you're pissing in your bed and coughing up blood..... Meaning you don't know who really loves you until you're in an almost vegetable state and you see who's there with you at your bedside. The writers killed it
I see nobody mentions the incredible playing by Robert Cannavale (Gyp Rosseti), he literally cried while scene. Actor diserves oscar. Very talented. 🙏🔥
dam right...i think most of us have felt this way at some stage in our lives...especially when we feel we have done all the right things and for some reason or things beyond our control we never seem to get what we want or deserve....
when I first saw this, I laughed like crazy because I can be a little rowdy when I pray, too. I believe in being 100% honest with God, even the warts. I've called Christ a few names, but it's all in love.
Gyp was one of my favorite characters of the entire show. Bobby Cannavale can act with the best of them. I've watched this masterpiece of a scene over 100 times. Truly amazing 👏 🙌
I love this show to death and im sure season 3 would of been great regardless but imo his character really added alot to the show in so many ways. This was really a career defining gig for him and i hope he gets quality work now and he can break through to the next level cause he def deserves it hes a really good actor
@ABCMeEFG I had this God talk at 23/24, Things where going south hard. Me and God took different paths.I can’t say situation improved but, I don’t expect nothing from any form of divinity, not a sheep anymore. I think and this is my resolution Life has a way to force you back in line every time you try left or tight, even if the line has nothing to do with your ideea about life.
Say that after 600,475 years of the most strenuous scenario you could go through. Burning in Hell is a over simplification of the punishment and even then if it was just that, an eternity will always win in the battle of wills.
Try learning about Islam and everything i it Im very sure that you will find an answer to your questions about Jesus - I don’t say be a Muslim No what i say is I’m trying to help you to find an answer Read about Islam with all the power of your brain and your heart Don’t you ever be ashamed of learning new things Without in more complicated words Just learn about Islam How and why and when And every question you will find an answer to it Believe that my brother ❤
I've been around all sorts of priests, but hope one wouldn't respond as depicted here. A fair number would recognize and understand a tortured soul when they see one.
It’s very easy to mock Gyp for his self-destructive and psychotic behavior. But this scene really sheds light on the character, it’s like he almost can’t help but be this way, he’s aware of what he is, he knows it causes him pain, but he can’t help it.
Yet immediately after his 'prayer', he assaults the priest and steals the church's funds. Gyp can't seem to draw the connection between his deeds and his punishment.
This reminds me of Cain from the story of Cain and Abel in the bible. Gyp (Cain) blames all of his misfortunes on God, without considering if he himself is doing something wrong.
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"Gyp Rosetti could find an insult in a bouquet of roses." - Nucky Thompson
Per Eriksen awesome lol
there was a little note inside saying "what else"
umm the quote is - "It's obvious I've offended you but seeing as you can find an insult in a bouquet of roses I don't see how" - if ur gunna quote get it right.
Gyps yelling “ 3 in 1 !!!!! 3 in 1!!!”
@@MrVee24 I know, I simply summarized his quote for dramatic effect, or whatever you want to call it. This is a youtube comments section, not an article. Lighten up.
Gyp can't even utter a prayer without it turning into a psychotic rant...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prayer
Hahahaha thats gold.😂🤣😆
This is the closest Rosetti gets to being a sympathetic character.
He was the best character. The best man
How on earth is he sympathetic? He’s literally complaining to god because he’s not the boss. He’s already successful, he already runs his own crew and probably has made well over a million dollars. But no, that’s not enough, he wants more. Screw Him and his prayers.
Steve Jobs seriously, I’d understand if he was some poor schmuck forced to work for the mafia for a pittance, but Rosetti is a captain, he runs his own crew and a portion or New York. He’s successful, he’s just greedy and wants more.
@AM G Nucky Thompson is Irish Dum Dum
oh i read you're comment wrong i thought you said the non italian playing the italian guy lol
This scene alone won him his Emmy in my opinion
Rosetti doesn’t realize that he is the source of his own misery. He’s psychotic behavior, abrasiveness and wrath makes friendship and love impossible. He’s surrounded by suck ups and who only respect him due to his power and ability to provide them with money.
You've got some serious insight. Well said.
If he went to therapy he’d be a regular Tony Soprano
This is as close as he ever got to trying to understand his problems
When he says “make me want things” he almost said it like it’s a burden, that he doesn’t want this greed or lust for power, but he can’t help himself due to his business, or due to his own cracked mental state
No matter how bad Rosetti appears to be , He Still acknowledges God .. Every Knee shall bend ...
Honestly I think it has a lot to do with his up bringing back in Italy. Like he said before he died he came off the boat with nothing and a lot of this show is about people being a product of their family background and and environment plus dealing with consequences of their life choices. He prob had psychotic sociopathic family and ran away to the states to start a new life but couldn’t run away from his demons facing him from his past.
I don't think it's fair to call him psychotic or say he has a cracked mental state. I think he is surrounded by both luxury and a lot of pressure to kill people to get what he wants. The context is that he is surrounded by 1930's gangster mentality and he can't win at life by winning at being a gangster.
I think that nobody in a bad situation can "work their way out of it" using the methods that got them into the mess. Gyp lives and dies by the sword.
I’d be lying if I said I have never felt like this (not to that degree).
Amazing acting and very well written scene.
I'm just confused as to why a psycho murdered would firstly believe in God and secondly, think that God would help said psycho murderer xD
@@vinnieg6161Critical thinking on theology requires access to higher education, leisure time and open dialogue. Conditions that the majority of criminals don't have the privileged opportunity to be afforded. Like most civilians, most criminals are woefully confused and ambivalent about their values and beliefs.
@@vinnieg6161 Studies show most prisoners believe in a god, even the murderous, violent ones. The Christian or Abrahamic god doesn't say someone will go to hell for killing, just if you don't believe and ask for forgiveness. So basically, according to the bible, someone who lived a good life helping others but didn't believe in Jesus will go to hell, but a murderous killer who believed and asked for forgiveness will go to heaven.
@@windtalker4191 You can have many interpretations of so called "holy texts". Tho if you believe in Jesus, he was the good guy. No murder no judgement no fraud bla bla bla right?
Old Testament, now that is for the wackos
@@vinnieg6161look at how many people mose had killed
this was the scene that got him the awards. brilliant
Rosetti: "I am ready for any kind of explaination!".
God: I'll send a priest for a consultation...
Rosetti: Hits priest.
God: I think I can see the problem...and it ain't with me.
Well he answered his prayer..
That is cool 🤣
God sent him a priest with a bag full of money. The explanation couldn't be clearer. After finally getting the message, Gyp took his cut.
Holy fuck, I've "prayed" like that more times than I can count. This once, I feel you, Rosetti.
and if you do not listen, then to HELL WITH YOU!
nodinitiative aaaahhhhh Conan.......
Been there móre times than I can remember
@@nodinitiative i saw that movie resently and i thought that was the toughest scene ever
@@eneseusm459 F Yeah!
The man is driven by his insecurities
aren't most mortal men?
@@JeruRS Well yes but some are more dangerous than others.
ARE U A RABBI?
@@JeruRS That's why you gotta be immortal my friend
And envy
"You're yelling" = "It's oil, what else?" Pow!
Don't get me steamed Alice
Relax. Its a party.
Gyp Rosetti: And I took that personally.
"Freedom is secured not by the fulfillment of Desire, but by it's removal." - Marcus Aurelius
Bullshit.
Bullshit 2
Bullshit. No desires or goals = 0 desire for life in my case
That sounds good to somebody dumb
It's funny how someone with every last desire met, such as Marcus Aurelius, could come up with such a quote... LMAO
"No love till I'm pissing the bed, coughing up blood on the sheets. Then I'll know right?" We'll he wasn't exactly on the sheets but for the most part the pissing, the coughing up blood, finally knowing, he got pretty close. The foreshadowing in this show is amazing!
Ain’t really foreshadow since they plan out what is gonna happen beforehand tho
John holdin what? No, this is foreshadowing. I don’t know if you meant Nucky or the writers, both are dumb answers though. Foreshadowing is a story element that alludes to a later event in the story. In this case, Gyp yelling in church of he has to be “pissing anc coughing up blood” something the writers used later on. Writers intentionally plan this because it makes good storytelling so I have no clue what you mean when you say “this isn’t foreshadowing because they planned this”
@@johnholdin2728 yes it is foreshadowing. The writers knew beforehand and they gave this description so that when it happened later it would refer back to this. That's literally the definition of foreshadowing.
@@anyviolet Solid job staying civil about that correction.
My faith in humanity teeters on small victories like this, so, y'know...👍
@@johnholdin2728 Hello! Earth to foreshadowing
He even makes it personal when praying
😂
But everyone’s a person, right? So how else can they pray?
Of course it's going to be "personal" when he's praying to God for answers about his OWN life lmfao
When the priest spoke, I thought it was God talking to gyp
Do not approach Gyp while he is spazzing out.
I feel like crime is just his base natural instinct, like the Father went to check on him and almost by habit he beats the guy and robs the church, a truly remarkable villain
How god is violence
Say what you want about Rosetti's character, this was the single most human thing he expressed in the entire season. He was an amazing character in general, but this scene was a tortured soul just asking to be happy, just begging to have something in his life worth living for. He may have been a lost soul, but he wanted to find his place in all this. He wanted to be okay for once. And that's all we as human beings want in this life. To be able to say we're okay... And mean it... Truly and peacefully okay... That's all Gyp wanted... But the life he lived, the choices he made, and the person he was got in the way of happiness...
This prayer is not just his, it's the prayer of every desperate soul looking for an answer, a sign, a way out of their own misery and into a happy life... 🙏
Priests Lives Matter.
Amen brother..
Actually he was a psychotic freak who wasn’t worth the price of a bullet it would take to put him down. That’s why he got the blade.
Hmm I thought the 3-1 moment was his most profound
This is a psychopath blaming someone else for his wickedness.
People gonna be romanticising everything these days...
Man ...after all this time....this scene is just as amazing....Rosetti tearing up while yelling at God.....what a scene
well deserved emmy.
This scene right here is probably my favourite scene throughout the whole series. I've found myself like this countless times so this scene really hit me hard.
Try learning about islam and you will find an answer to everything that makes you think so much about Jesus
@@Iwanttobeastar What can you teach me?
@@gladJonasthrough hardship comes ease
Mine too! Powerful stuff!
i feel ya
This is the performance of a lifetime
Rewatching this scene, the priest responded without empathy “you’re yelling.” Maybe that further angered Gyp.
Its scenes like this that gave boardwalk it's identity. The casting and acting was superb. Except for Gandolfini, the acting on Boardwalk was better than the Sopranos. And there is no bigger Sopranos fan than me. But those who say Boardwalk wasn't as good don't understand it. It wasn't coming from the same place or trying to do the same thing. They were both pieces of art. One rembrandt. The other picasso.
Nah it just used excessive violence and sex as a crutch for substance.
@Chris Dawson so sopranos didn't use those either?
@@cwisthbulpabont7749 Last year you believed a flying saucer was over East Rutherford.
@@chrisdawson1776
Wow you're crazy lmfao
There's a long list of why BE is great
@@GORILLA_PIMP 🤡
Man that Priest got off easy.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priest
Compared to what Dunn Purnsley did lol
Recently there was a study that confirms those insecure in attachment to others are doomed to failed relationships. We saw poor Gyp was insecure in his upbringing, probably had one or two serious relationships that he lost because he couldn't figure out how to attach, and just doomed to constantly feel like an outsider that can only relate to others through force/dominance. A story many can relate to taken to its extremes.
But he said earlier in the season he has a wife!
That is one angry prayer
At least it's genuine.
one of my favorite scences from the entire series. amazing, absolute classic.
I feel this way too...
I liked Gyp, he had goo, goo,googly eyes lol
Relax..... it's a party...
manson lamps
And a wife three times his size
It’s so hard not to adopt his train of thought here.
Powerful stuff😓 I think most people feel what he feels in that moment but won't admit it to themselves.
I can admit it
I do at times yeah
Just thinking the same I am in 100% agreement. There are times, one of which I'm in now. where you feel if you turn right it's wrong and the same with turning left and it seems the only option is to do nothing which leaves you mirred in the exact situation you are in. No light at the end of the tunnel.
@@81way factz we all go through moments in life where we feel all alone and mad at world and god
Me from the age of 10 to now, lol. Even after I got a good chunk of what I started off wishing for.
Honestly this brings a whole new depth for his character to me. But his ruthlessness is pretty irredeemable. At the same time this shows a sensitive side to him that he's hiding from everyone. Without this scene he'd be a one dimensional character
Holy shit.. This character never disappoints
I love the way it cuts straight from the peak of Gyp's rage (very moving analysis of the human condition) to a closeup of Jesus being crucified like
... bruh... believe in me or not, but get things in perspective ffs.
How I feel about troubles with dating and women in general
Amen brotha, I couldn’t feel this comment more
The realistic thing he said is you don't know who really loves you until you're pissing in your bed and coughing up blood..... Meaning you don't know who really loves you until you're in an almost vegetable state and you see who's there with you at your bedside. The writers killed it
Your coment killed it 😉
The kicker is that he's so hard to love because of his nature and actions, but he doesn't have that level of introspection
I see nobody mentions the incredible playing by Robert Cannavale (Gyp Rosseti), he literally cried while scene. Actor diserves oscar. Very talented.
🙏🔥
Well, he did get an Emmy for this performance.
Beautifuly written and preformed
Do not correct Rosetti.
Do not do anything with Rosetti. Even hello will set him off.
@@yoyoyo8011 dont NOT say hello
Just don't do anything Roosetti
Never related with anything in media more than this
IMO this is a really powerful prayer. I hope a lot of people can relate... It makes sense to me in a way. Like this is just a part of life.
dam right...i think most of us have felt this way at some stage in our lives...especially when we feel we have done all the right things and for some reason or things beyond our control we never seem to get what we want or deserve....
Bobby cannavale earned that emmy award.
when I first saw this, I laughed like crazy because I can be a little rowdy when I pray, too. I believe in being 100% honest with God, even the warts. I've called Christ a few names, but it's all in love.
Good stuff
How's that working out.
Delusion
One of the best scenes in the series
In the all of cinema *
my favorite bad guy
I go to Church every Sunday for Mass. This reminds me so much of myself when I go to give thanks to the Lord. It just makes me feel so spiritual.
this scene got emotional for me, then he punched out that dude and he wanted his money. it went tough to tougher
Gyp was one of my favorite characters of the entire show. Bobby Cannavale can act with the best of them. I've watched this masterpiece of a scene over 100 times. Truly amazing 👏 🙌
Well deserved Emmy, this scene proves it!
Brilliant writing, brilliant acting…guaranteed Emmy!!
As season 3 progresses Gyp literally becomes more deranged everytime we see him
Gyp turns the money over to his boss like it's a payment lol
He was broke and needed to kick up his tribute. Joe already knew it was from the Church that was robbed.
I love this show to death and im sure season 3 would of been great regardless but imo his character really added alot to the show in so many ways. This was really a career defining gig for him and i hope he gets quality work now and he can break through to the next level cause he def deserves it hes a really good actor
Season 3 of boardwalk empire was THE HEIGHT of the ENTIRE series.
He was in Martin Scorceses latest film The Irishman. To be put in a Martin Scorcese film is praise in and of itself for sure.
Thank you for this.
I had an epiphany just like this when I was twelve . . . . only without decking a priest and nicking the church's loot, of course.
Curt Chiarelli twelve ? Seriously
Then you missed out on the best part
May I ask, what did you decide? What was the resolution to the conversation? FYI, I'm not judging, just asking.
@ABCMeEFG I had this God talk at 23/24, Things where going south hard. Me and God took different paths.I can’t say situation improved but, I don’t expect nothing from any form of divinity, not a sheep anymore. I think and this is my resolution Life has a way to force you back in line every time you try left or tight, even if the line has nothing to do with your ideea about life.
>twelve
Yeah, I'm sure you were a complicated man back then.
Reminds me of John Milton's 'Paradise lost'.
The priest said it plain. "you're not praying, you're yelling".
I think we've all said an angry prayer like that...
Absolutely.
Not those of us who don't think there's anyone listening in the first place.
@@savnetsinn_original Oooh so edgy, an atheist. Never seen one of those on the internet before.
When Masseria complains about Rosetti giving him a bag of coins which are uncounted, is he referring to this?
Yes
This was a FANTASTIC scene and well acted. Bravo.
Probably the best scene in the show
He can hear the demons behind him laughing. If your damned to begin with, might as well go have fun
Damn straight!
Say that after 600,475 years of the most strenuous scenario you could go through. Burning in Hell is a over simplification of the punishment and even then if it was just that, an eternity will always win in the battle of wills.
Killer Joy man you are a joy killer. I agree though
Yup
@@Southern_Crusader This is hell
Every pray of Gyp Rosetti cost one priest. We should do something about it. Priests are good friends and companions of mankind.
I felt this shit deep in My soul.
My life is very similar. I've also been here before.
You're not the only one... what a great scene, totally forgot about it, I have to re-watch this whole series again.
I've prayed a few prayers like this lol.
shouting at god for giving him those s&m kinks lol
Everything he said is exactly how I feel. I could not have said it better. Why would he do that?
Try learning about Islam and everything i it
Im very sure that you will find an answer to your questions about Jesus
-
I don’t say be a Muslim
No what i say is I’m trying to help you to find an answer
Read about Islam with all the power of your brain and your heart
Don’t you ever be ashamed of learning new things
Without in more complicated words
Just learn about Islam
How and why and when
And every question you will find an answer to it
Believe that my brother ❤
he.. doesn't exist
he does@@karuonline3294
You have turned my fathers house into a den on thieves- Jesus
Bobby Cannavale is master class actor
That’s how I feel about life
Real as hell.
Underrated actor. Is great in everything he's in. Was great in "The station agent" too.
Powerful scene
I've been around all sorts of priests, but hope one wouldn't respond as depicted here. A fair number would recognize and understand a tortured soul when they see one.
I could imagine Tony Soprano or Paulie Walnuts making this kind of prayer.
R.I.P. Gyp Rosetti
Asks god a question...answers it himself and doesn't even notice.
It's the 3 in 1 prayer.
1) Yell in a church.
2) Strike a clergyman
3) Rob said church
Good luck with the rogue waves.
"Where does God keep the rest of it?" ~ Gyp Rosetti
I'm ashamed to say that I have similar private rants.
I'm not ashamed to say that My respect for you as a man just fucking plummeted.
Gyp praying to the Holy 3-in-1
What is this...3 in 1?
@@willsk7068 It’s oil, what else?
There's a reason why gangsters have an automatic excommunication on then.
I still say he is the best character in the whole program
What a scene... The most hateable/ loveable character in the series 👌
And that, Mr. Rosseti, is why God is having trouble talking to you.
Reaction to kills that were stolen from me
felt this one
Rosetti literally mouthing off to god lmao
Vado. -when I die intro.
It’s very easy to mock Gyp for his self-destructive and psychotic behavior.
But this scene really sheds light on the character, it’s like he almost can’t help but be this way, he’s aware of what he is, he knows it causes him pain, but he can’t help it.
This scene made me laugh so hard.
Yet immediately after his 'prayer', he assaults the priest and steals the church's funds. Gyp can't seem to draw the connection between his deeds and his punishment.
like so many people
Most gigachad way to pray.
He is LITERALLY me
.....he cray
Its quite sad hes knows his mind is deceased and evil so in the end will know nothing but pain but cannot understand why.
Best scene of Mr. Cannavale yet!
They never should have killed off Gyp!
Where's God keep the rest of it?!
This reminds me of Cain from the story of Cain and Abel in the bible. Gyp (Cain) blames all of his misfortunes on God, without considering if he himself is doing something wrong.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cain_and_Abel
He should have donated more money to the church and confessed more.