DR MICHOADY all mafia movies need an epilogue. let's start the monologue with Wifey. After the traumatic experience in the burrow, Wifey developed a slight eating disorder. Timmy Gun didn't mind how much she ate or if she got too large though, as he had way too many mistresses to care about that kind of thing. "You're da mudda of my children!" Timmy Gun would say. "I will try to be more cognizant of your feelings. Now I've got to run." write et ChatGPT Wifey, haunted by the trauma of their ordeal in the burrow, found solace in food. Her once petite frame now bore the weight of her emotional scars, a physical manifestation of her inner turmoil. Timmy Gun, ever preoccupied with his affairs and mistresses, paid little heed to her struggles. "You're the mother of my children," he'd say dismissively, his words a hollow echo of his neglect. "I'll try to be more cognizant of your feelings. Now, I've got to run." As Timmy Gun chased his ambitions and indulged in his vices, Wifey remained trapped in her own prison of pain, grappling with the demons that plagued her mind and body. In the silence of her suffering, she found herself longing for a semblance of the love and understanding she so desperately craved. But in the world of Timmy Gun Hamster, where power and betrayal reigned supreme, such sentiments were but fleeting whispers in the wind.