Denial,anger, acceptance are actually three parts of the five stages of grief with the other two being bargaining and depression. Denial,anger, acceptance are actually three parts of the five stages of grief with the other two being bargaining and depression. Why is the title just 3 out of the 5 traditional stages of grief? Tony can't bargain or feel depressed? Or he can't outwardly show the omitted 2 for fear of weakness and judgment? Or does he lack the capacity for them? It would've saved Tony a hell of a lot of hassle and not to mention the guilt, had his mother told Junior to kill Christopher as well. To be fair, he was as dumb as Filone. But unlike Filone, he had the family connections to make him think he was worth more than he ever was. Interesting how Jackie is holding his watch, like he's reflecting on the fact that his time is up.
Review of Denial, Anger, Acceptance
