Why Michael Corleone Replacing Vito Is The Godfather’s Real Tragedy

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Vito Corleone rarely has to prove that he is in charge, and The Godfather establishes that immediately. In the opening scene, Amerigo Bonasera asks him to have two men killed for attacking his daughter, but Vito refuses to be treated like a hired gun. He reminds Bonasera that he never came to him as a friend, then agrees to help only after Bonasera gives him the respect he expects. Vito listens first, remembers favors, and knows when intimidation can accomplish more than violence.
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