I think you reachin a lil hard there. I'll rewatch thoughBodie, thats my smart ass pawn
Yep, Bodie shot left & right, exactly how a pawn moves on a chess board, Snoop & Chris advance diagonally from opposite sides like a Bishop...then O-Dog walked straight out the alley & turned left much like a Knight moves on a chess board.
The chess scene in season is 1 of the most important scenes in the wire, all who was involved in that scene was killed by their employers/co-workers
poot was a b!tch for letting bodie get killed like he did
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Figaro
Superstar
David Simon pretty much confirmed it in a interview, I'll post it if i can dig it up.
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James Gordon
Superstar
I couldnt understand how Poot was not wit his hammer
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
None of them had gunsI couldnt understand how Poot was not wit his hammer
Just the emergency one that was stashed in the car
wtf was he supposed to do when demonic ass Snoop and Chris blastin' at him with O-Dog in the cut
Duke_Droese
All Star
that 2pac ghetto gospel video always has me 
I came of age with boadie. shame it had to be him.
I came of age with boadie. shame it had to be him.
Did Poot stay at Footlocker or go back to being a corner boy?
Cause if the cops roll up your fukedI couldnt understand how Poot was not wit his hammer
Nobody is strapped on the corner
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WOAHMYGOODNESS
Your TSC World Champion
Doesny matter but probably stayed at footlocker. I know nikkas like him that once they got out that life just stuck with regular jobs like that
The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
The real question is, did the co op still go on?
You see them buying the connect. And if they stuck to the rules, there would be no violence and everyone would be sharing in drugs and territory with no problems
ZEB WALTON
ayo! - BEZ
am i the only one who thinks bodies death was the most IMPORTANT death on the wire? that it was the true heart of the show?
bodie was the corner boy just like the kids in season 4 who worked his way up, made the most he could for himself. you rooted for him. even tho he did some devilish shyt, he was basically FORCED to kill wallace or be killed himself, he had to fight for his territory when his team got locked up, he stood in the face of his bosses rival and didnt cower while making his corner popping again.
bodie dying set mcnulty to get off the beat and go back to taking down marlo.
the chess speech and bodies death was powerful television.
poot wasnt a bytch. poot knew there was no way they were making it out of there unless they ran.
bodie gave up. he rather die there then be sacred n end up in a vacant down the line.
rip bodie. i hope poot doing well.
bodie was the corner boy just like the kids in season 4 who worked his way up, made the most he could for himself. you rooted for him. even tho he did some devilish shyt, he was basically FORCED to kill wallace or be killed himself, he had to fight for his territory when his team got locked up, he stood in the face of his bosses rival and didnt cower while making his corner popping again.
bodie dying set mcnulty to get off the beat and go back to taking down marlo.
the chess speech and bodies death was powerful television.
poot wasnt a bytch. poot knew there was no way they were making it out of there unless they ran.
bodie gave up. he rather die there then be sacred n end up in a vacant down the line.
rip bodie. i hope poot doing well.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
bodie wanted to die breh. dude was tired of the BS from marlo, chris and them, he was at the point where he was just gonna do him on his own terms. that was one of the saddest deaths on the show
damn the wire is so GOAT
damn the wire is so GOAT
I just realized how gut wrenching it would have been IF one of our favorite street level characters ended up in the vacant. Imagine Stringer or Omar or Slim or Bodie or Avon or Cutty being walked into the vacant and then being found by Lester or some shyt, half decayed in a tomb with other forgotten remains
The series is known for unceremonious deaths but that would have hurt in my soul to see Chris and Snoop doing Prop Joe that way, instead of cats like fat Andre. It would have been fitting though, no doubt.
Fortunately the street cats I "liked" mostly had clean deaths or endings where they maintained some sort of dignity
(even though Stringer was copping pleas
).
The series is known for unceremonious deaths but that would have hurt in my soul to see Chris and Snoop doing Prop Joe that way, instead of cats like fat Andre. It would have been fitting though, no doubt.
Fortunately the street cats I "liked" mostly had clean deaths or endings where they maintained some sort of dignity
(even though Stringer was copping pleas).
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