> the resolution of the omar character in the last seasons of the wire was incredibly anti-climactic and just downright weird. I understand they got the rug pulled out and had to quick wrap up the show but that was really just the worst and most useless bookend to his character arc...
That's just it. In the streets, there aren't heroes and villains. Just everyday people who are in the game, and those who are not. And if you're in the game, something as normal as going to a 1-stop shop can end in murder.
I loved that for Bodie, they let him go out in blaze of glory. Deciding to hold his corner in defiance.
Both characters were given the type of ending that fit best with their arcs. Omar had enough epic shootouts that one more would have been cliche.
> the resolution of the omar character in the last seasons of the wire was incredibly anti-climactic and just downright weird. I understand they got the rug pulled out and had to quick wrap up the show but that was really just the worst and most useless bookend to his character arc...
That's just it. In the streets, there aren't heroes and villains. Just everyday people who are in the game, and those who are not. And if you're in the game, something as normal as going to a 1-stop shop can end in murder.
I loved that for Bodie, they let him go out in blaze of glory. Deciding to hold his corner in defiance.
Both characters were given the type of ending that fit best with their arcs. Omar had enough epic shootouts that one more would have been cliche.