Good episode. Only little violence. Instead this episode explores a very interesting part of being a narco boss: retirement. As long there are people like the North Valley rep who basically think you are in this for life there's no exit. Thus, all the accumulated wealth becomes meaningless at one point - especially if you're alone in a house that big that you can't remember where the kitchen is. The Colombians are trying to exit and Amado realizes how difficult that will be. But Amado seems to have made his choice - he will try to step down and run away with his Cuban girlfriend. His relationship with pacho - based on mutual respect - is one of the most interesting parts in this show. All the other super masculine machos are constantly showing their homophobia but Amado is different indeed.
Shout by Alexander von LimbergBlockedParent2022-01-18T17:38:42Z
Good episode. Only little violence. Instead this episode explores a very interesting part of being a narco boss: retirement. As long there are people like the North Valley rep who basically think you are in this for life there's no exit. Thus, all the accumulated wealth becomes meaningless at one point - especially if you're alone in a house that big that you can't remember where the kitchen is. The Colombians are trying to exit and Amado realizes how difficult that will be. But Amado seems to have made his choice - he will try to step down and run away with his Cuban girlfriend. His relationship with pacho - based on mutual respect - is one of the most interesting parts in this show. All the other super masculine machos are constantly showing their homophobia but Amado is different indeed.