The Sopranos And How To Write Moral Ambiguity
On The Table Read, author Jonathan McKinney writes about The Sopranos and what we can learn from the writing about giving characters moral ambiguity.
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On The Table Read, author Jonathan McKinney writes about The Sopranos and what we can learn from the writing about giving characters moral ambiguity.
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