What does this sentence refer to? "That spoils all my arrangements." (Page 49)
Michael can't go in a different car.
Who kills Carlo Rizzi
Clemenza killed Carlo to avenge Sonny's death.
What does this sentence refer to? "He didn't like the water on his face." (Page 45)
The baby when he was being baptized.
What does this sentence refer to? "I was pleased to do it." (Page 48)
Michael was pleased to be Cannie's baby's godfather.
How many people die in the last two chapters?
6
What does this sentence refer to? "This is a clever move." (Page 43)
Tessio arranging the meeting with Michael and Barzini.
Who kills Tessio and why?
Four bodyguards killed Tessio for betraying Michael with Barzini.
What does this sentence refer to? "I'm sorry, Tessio, I can't do that." (Page 49)
Tom can't help Tessio not to get killed.
What are the names of the six men who die in the last chapters?
Barzini, Cuneo, Stracci, Tattaglia, Tessio, and Carlo
Which of the deaths saddens Michael the most? Why?
Tessio's, because he was a close and important friend of the family.
What does this sentence refer to? "That's going to be your punishment." (Page 50)
Sending Carlo to Las Vegas and removing him from the family business.
What does this sentence refer to? "Is it true?." (Page 52)
Kay asks Michael if it is true he had Carlo killed.
Michael has quickly learnt that keeping secrets and telling lies is an effective way of controlling people. How many examples of his secrets and lies can you find in the last three chapters, and what is their purpose?
Saying he would meet Barzini when planning to kill the heads. Saying he would send Carlo away and then killing him and telling Kay he didn't do it.
Who kills the heads of the family? Why?
Neri, Clemenza, Lampone, and two men with machine guns, for attempting to kill Michael.
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