Critique of "The Sopranos"

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This paper reviews and critiques an episode of the television show, "The Sopranos", in which the theme is the relationship between the show's female characters and money. The paper looks at the way women are viewed by the male characters on the show, how the characters view themselves and their behaviors, and how the characters see women in relation to money.

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"Episode 9 in the third season of the HBO television series "The Sopranos" is entitled "The Telltale Moozadell." The term "moozadell," which is presumably slang for "money," hints at the relationship between women and money in the world of these characters. The characters' views and treatment of the women in relation to money, and even the female characters' actions, behaviors, and views of themselves, are examined through the juxtaposition of scenes and the flow of events. The disparity between the characters' reality within the context of the show and the characters as they observe the world around them, seems obvious only to the viewer, while the characters themselves stick firm to their predilections and beliefs. The message of the story apparently has no effect on them."

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