Tony Soprano orders a round of delicious onion rings for the family at a diner with red leatherette booths. Meadow isn’t there yet—still struggling to park her car, despite a trillion attempts. It’s supposed to be a nice evening, even for Anthony Junior, whose perpetual depression has him contemplating a future as a «helicopter pilot for Donald Trump.»
Then, in an instant, the screen fades to black. Just a few seconds, but too long to fade to the next scene. Finally, the darkness leads to the end credits. The curtain fell—because everything had been told.
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