a made man.
He recognized his skills.

He was ambivalent about his "gay" son.
Son started off this war for nothing.
Son stay fucking up.

IE, Viggo had rising stock, and the Son had a falling stock.

But no scene with Pops either
- agonizing over the decision
or
- being totally cold about it.

It's understandable, but not clear and convincing.

And it wasn't clear if Viggo was a plant, informant, or one of them cats that went in positive and got turned out by the power - or he was a duplicitous character...

one
k. orr