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This is a question for anyone who has seen the whole a dangerous fortune movie (rather than just the Luca cut) did mickey kill that kid like he did in the book? Like it’s never brought up in his presence in the film as an adult , and the book ending where he’s on the run for the (many) murders is cut but did mickey kill that kid Peter?
Occasionally, when time and place and the team’s plans allow it, Nicky still goes to church to pray. Mostly he prays about what he’s so thankful for that he cannot put it in anything else but the grand words of a prayer to the Lord. He is not Yusuf, who turns his emotions into poetry right when they flow from his heart and soul. For Nicky it isn’t that easy to express his feelings with words, but he can do it by using the calming rituals that have been ingrained in him since childhood and have been inside him through all the centuries. Sometimes, when Nicky loses track of time, Yusuf comes looking for him, staying silent, waiting, just smiling softly at him. And Nicky always senses his presence, and for a short moment it seems to him that God is blessing him... again and again. He then grabs Yusuf’s hand and whispers “al-Ḥamdu lillāh” and Yusuf looks into his eyes, softly squeezes his hand and says “Amen”
Like Micky was a real idiot at the end, like perhaps wait to reject the woman you’ve promised to marry until you’re on dry land. Because even if she doesn’t push you overboard in a steamer trunk the next two weeks aboard a ship to South America are going to be real awkward otherwise
I’ve almost finished a dangerous fortune and whilst Hugh has grown on me (he’s very competent with numbers) Micky once again wins out of sheer manipulation tactics, that man has killed 3 people, has organised the murder of many more, he treats his wife very badly, laughs in the face of violence, and he’s seduced his best friend despite not loving him, truly this man is awful. And yet…
I’m reading A Dangerous Fortune and Micky and Augusta are The Characters of all time . Like they’re so compelling. Literally the Worsties. Micky definitely is the definition of poor little meow meow. This man has committed crime and gets by on being pretty. Augusta just girlbossing her way through life. I hate and love the both of them.
