History Lesson
The Peleus trial of Kapitänleutnant Heinz Eck and four others for the killing of members of the crew of the Greek steamship Peleus, sunk on the high seas.
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I did not watch it when it aired, but I binged watched it later. The Sopranos. An average person in the mini-series might be killed. But anyone who had cancelled someone else's ticket and was part of the killing machine was sure to die. The Sopranos is a modern morality play. If 👹 Deathseth 👹 watched it, the obvious message went ovah his head. Like Jets.
Quotemorality plays were specifically intended to teach moral lessons. They were a type of medieval drama, popular in the 15th and 16th centuries, designed to illustrate the struggle between good and evil in a way that educated the audience about virtuous living and the consequences of sin.
Characters were often allegorical—such as Everyman, who represents all people, or abstract concepts like Virtue, Vice, Knowledge, and Death—rather than individual personalities. The purpose was didactic: to guide the audience toward ethical behavior, religious devotion, and spiritual reflection.
On the Sopranos, if you wacked somebody, you got wacked. It might not happen until the next season, but it happened. And at the end when there was the brilliant fade to black that left you asking? Now you know. Tony had to go. And if there were a sequel to the series, that guy in the' Members Only' jacket would have to go too. Like 2 and 2 is 4.
Trump, Deathseth, and others in the MAGA clown show are 'Members'. If real life was like the Soprano mini-series, one of them would be mauled to death by a dog. And they all would have to go.