After the start of “Sea Outside 4” we all thought Rosa, Carmine and Don Salvatore they were saved from the famous firefight at the end of the third season. But despite overcoming that event, the time has come for Don Salvatore to leave the scene: his character muore during in second episode of the fourth season.
Who killed Don Salvatore Ricci in Mare Fuori 4?
The answer to this question leads directly to Edward Conte.
Edoardo, admitted to hospital, finds the handle under his pillow to open the balcony of his room. We don't know who put it there, but the boy uses it to escape momentarily and reach Don Salvatore's room. In fact, the latter is hospitalized in the same facility after the shot fired by Rosa.
To protect him, his family and above all his role, Edoardo chooses to commit an extreme act suffocating Don Salvatore with a pillow. This moment of high tension marks a point of no return in the story, revealing how far characters can go when driven by deep, dark motivations.
Why did Edoardo kill Salvatore Ricci?
The decision of Edoardo to eliminate Salvatore Ricci it is not born from a momentary impulse, but is the result of a series of events and personal dynamics that have shaped his path in the series.
Edoardo, once bound by a promise made to Teresa to abandon his criminal past, he finds himself having to confront the weight of his actions with his aspirations for renewal. It's time to command and protect his family, even if he is devastated by the act he committed.
The assassination of Don Salvatore, therefore, is configured as an extreme act of liberation from a past that seems to chase him incessantly, but at the same time drags him into a vortex of consequences that will put his path towards redemption to the test.
