That's one of the reasons why this show is so good. If you think about it, most of the main characters are monsters in their own way and have done terrible things to their fellow human beings. The fact is that this show almost makes you feel sorry for them when bad things happen to them, but in reality they really deserve it. I was glad to see Christopher get his due and before I started feeling sorry for him, I had to stop and think about how many people he has killed over the years. That senseless killing of Tim Daley's character last week just showed how evil Christopher really was.
He ruined many lives and was responsible for Adriana death. He was the one who called Tony to tell him the news about her and only did that because he didn't want to live a normal, no frills life. Remember when he was thinking about joining her in the Witness protection program and was at that gas station filling up his expensive car? He saw that poor family filling up their junky looking station wagon at the other pump, knew that it could be him and wanted no part of it. If he had joined her and went to the FBI like she wanted, they probably would both would be safe and alive today.
If there's a hell, he's certainly in it. It just shows anyone who gets close to Tony or has business dealings with him, ends up losing in some way. In that episode with Paulie in Miami, on the boat was proof of that and Paulie just about got killed that day. I like the dream sequence when Paulie arrives back at his condo and sees Big P cooking in his kitchen and asks Big P, Will I be standing up when my time comes? I thought that was pretty chilling and Paulie knows the score all too well. Good episode tonight.
