When the series opens, The Sopranos' protagonist, Tony Soprano, is the head of the DiMeo crime family, but his chosen line of work is a constant source of heartache and tension with his immediate family. Tony always says he wants to do the right thing, but is constantly in the role of the villain for so many people around him. So how do we think of this complicated protagonist? What can we take away from The Sopranos? Stay tuned!
