In the second part of The Godfather, Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece, there is a betrayal among all the betrayals that hurts more than any other. Fredo, Michael Corleone’s brother, had participated in the failed assassination attempt against the younger Corleone, the family capo. And he had done so for the same thing as usual: the ambition to accumulate more money, more power. When Michael discovers it, on the evening of the end of the year, …
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In the second part of The Godfather, Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece, there is a betrayal among all the betrayals that hurts more than any other. Fredo, Michael Corleone’s brother, had participated in the failed assassination attempt against the younger Corleone, the family capo. And he had done so for the same thing as usual: the ambition to accumulate more money, more power. When Michael discovers it, on the evening of the end of the year, …