There is a lot to talk about in this episode, such as the death of Bobby's wife, but enough for this episode to be good for me, is the scene where the Italian-Americans, Tony, Silvio, Paulie, etc., crave and adore Christopher Columbus, while Furio, an Italian, says that in the area where he lived, they didn't like Christopher Columbus, because where he came from, people like Furio were considered peasants, incredible, he also contributes to the plot with death from Bobby's wife, something that will contribute a lot to Bobby's development, and Tony's reflection at the end, where he tells us that it doesn't matter where you come from, what you have is because of your effort, not because of your origins or the country of where you come from, a great chapter that talks about an interesting subject and treats it in a great way.
Review of Christopher
