The reckless, self-destructive younger friend of Charlie. A degenerate gambler who refuses to work and owes money to loan sharks. He insults his creditor Michael, pulls a gun during a confrontation, and flees in a car. He is later shot in the neck during an ambush and staggers toward a police car.
Charlie feels a deep sense of duty and loyalty toward Johnny, despite Johnny's self-destructive behavior.
A familial bond that connects Johnny and Teresa, though their relationship is strained by external pressures.
A tense creditor-debtor relationship that escalates into open hostility and violence.
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