Are you kidding??
No. When I'm kidding, I use a smiley face.
I said that Adrianna's death was far less ambiguous than Tony's (and admittedly, it's not really ambiguous at all). With nothing else shown, we assume that Sil did whack her even if we don't see it. And at least with Ade, we see Silvio taking her for that ride. I only saw that episode once and don't recall that Sil fired a shot toward's Ade, but assuming he did, without seeing her actually die, writers could have still brought her back with suitable motivation.
For instance, the writers could have written a story arc where Sil took pity on Ade and fired the gun over her head to scare her before hiding her somewhere or delivering her to anonymous safety. Is it good? Hell no, but again, I'm no writer and this is still fiction - if it's not on the screen, it can be changed. It's certainly better than when the Dallas writers brought back Bobby..
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Retromogul (1082)
6 years ago
Why would he fire his gun over her head just to scare her while also having a change of heart and turning her into the FBI? That doesn't make sense.
If he had an unseen change of heart it would render all mute the day dream of Adriana escaping, Silvio pulling her hair and dragging her out of the car, shooting her, no sign of Adriana at the FBI office later, Tony and Christopher's grief, and the deterioration of their relationship. It would be on par with Dallas. It would render the entire gut wrenching set up and the clear as day indication that Ade was murdered worthless.
The writers clearly had Ade die. It's a major part of the series arc. Just because something is unseen didn't mean it never happened. It's like saying that an off-screen wedding never happened.That's an odd position. One must take note of the reality of a story and what the writers are conveying.
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