r/PeakyBlinders • • 16h ago

If you lived in the world of *Peaky Blinders*, what would you choose: having the power and respect of Tommy Shelby or living a quiet life without enemies? Why?

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r/PeakyBlinders • • 22h ago

What do you think? Which character, in your opinion, was the most toxic and destructive, and caused people to die—either directly or indirectly?

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What do you think? Which character, in your opinion, was the most toxic and destructive, and caused people to die—either directly or indirectly


r/PeakyBlinders • • 20h ago

"Like I'm digging now..." digital painting by me

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420mm x 420mm

Digital Art

daniel.mcmahon.art


r/PeakyBlinders • • 12h ago

Why wouldn’t Ollie just check if there was a grenade?

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Couldn’t Ollie have just went and checked if Tommy did indeed place a hand grenade? At which point, he would have seen that there is no grenade and therefore Tommy was bluffing?


r/PeakyBlinders • • 12h ago

Which events, in your view, served as a point of no return for Tommy? Aside from the obvious one, which is the war.

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For me, the first event that changed him was Grace’s death.

Then there was the kidnapping of Charlie, and perhaps the time his head was smashed in.

But I think it was taking everyone to the prison that made him realize he no longer had any limits; he was capable of anything.

Then the deaths of Polly and Ruby.

I believe all these things changed Tommy, they killed off his human side.


r/PeakyBlinders • • 22h ago

What do you think about Tommy's character development? Do you think he experiences character development or regression? What are your thoughts on Tommy's development or change, or did he get worse for you ?

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