Tony’s Death Was the Cut to Black — A Bullet You Never Heard Coming<br /><br />It wasn’t ambiguous — it was surgical. The final scene of *The Sopranos* didn’t fade out; it was snuffed out. Tony’s death was hiding in plain sight, coded in silence, framed by dread. The blackout wasn’t a metaphor — it was the moment. No music, no blood, just the truth: in the mob, you don’t see it coming. David Chase didn’t leave it open-ended — he left it open-eyed.<br /><br />Tony Soprano, The Sopranos, final scene, cut to black, death symbolism, Blue Comet, diner ending, HBO, David Chase, mafia rules, silent hit, psychological drama, cinematic silence, mob mythology, ego death, paranoia, family tension, tragic finale, viral tribute, iconic TV, viral edit, emotional depth, bullet theory, narrative closure<br /><br />#TonySoprano #SopranosFinale #CutToBlack
