Henry Hill starts as a young teen in search for a part time job. This simple search ends up in a life long vow to a Mafia family in the early fifties. Henry Hill wanders across the street from his New York resident home into a cabstand to apply for a part time job. After being hired he ends up working much more and for much longer than he would think. Through all his fun and enjoyment out of the Mafia the end is bitter.

"and everyday I was learning something. Every day I was making a dollar here and a dollar there. I'd listen to schemes and

By the time of the crack down, Henry was willing to sacrifice everything for conviction even though they are based on private delusions. These delusions being ones that everyone was out to get him. Aswell as everyone out to get him, he also had delusions of the way he took situations when he was younger. He was accepting things that would not pass in regular civilization.

As per these words it is shown that he is enjoying his upbringing into the mob, not knowing what will come of all this. This also adds to the blindness factor of the story. In the end the Mafia is cracked down by the FBI and the Police, many people are murdered and arrested. Henry Hill is thrown in protective custody following this crackdown. Through the entire book the tragic hero (Henry Hill) moves from happiness to misery through some frailty or error. The errors being the multiple crimes that are committed. Never the less until the final moments the Mafia always gave Henry a feeling of pr

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