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Yeah. It was that 'Oh.' in the first film. That was the realization of a man who understands just how catastrophically badly his son has just hosed up.
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I took it as the mobster knowing his son is a gently caress up, but there (was) still time for him to mature and settle down. The son picking a fight with John Wick means that the mobster has to choose between trying to save his son, or hanging his son out to dry and hoping that Wick stops with just the son.
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