The Tragedy of Kansas City Story
Damn, the ending of the 4th season of Fargo is kinda sad. Spoiled warning to whoever didn’t see this episode because I’m gonna share my thoughts about. Poor Josto, I felt like that he didn’t deserved this, even he was a antagonist. He lost his father, his mother, and his brother, Gaetano. Now, his crew betrayed and killed him when they thought he killed his own father. Poor bastard. At least they killed that crazy bitch nurse, she deserves it because she the one started all this.
As for Loy Cannon, played by Chris Rock, I’m glad he let that kid, Zero, Josto’s younger brother, go back to his family, that’s the best decision Loy had ever made. But, shit, I’m felt sorry for Zero, his brothers, father, and mother are dead, I hope he got some family members left to take care of him. Now, this Loy Cannon, yeah, he was an idiot, his black ass, I’m black myself in case you all don’t know, shouldn’t deal with the mafia. He made truce with them, ending the war, but they put him under submission. At least he got his son, Satchel, back. Loy Cannon and his family lives a happy life until Loy met his unexpected, but cautioned fate.
Yeah, that ending was sad and felt sorry for these guys, even they are crooks and killers, but I’m happy that Ethelrida and her family have a happy ending, living in peace and prosperity. I’m also proud of Ethelrida and she’s of one my favorite character in the series. At the end of the series episode, it’s had finally confirmed that Satchel Cannon is Mike Milligan, played by Bokeem Woodbine, from season 2, which we all knew, even after watched the second or third episode of the fourth season. Poor Mike(or Satchel), and Rabbi Milligan, the Irishman, played by Ben Whishaw, was a mentor to him. What a tragic ending, but the story is good, though, with most interesting characters, and accurate place and timeline. I think the fourth season of Fargo is one of the best ones, the cast, the crew, the writers, and producers did excellent job making this season.
