When you think of The Penguin TV show, you might first think of Colin Farrell's Oz Cobblepot. But episode 4, "Cent'anni," reveals that Cristin Milioti's Sofia Falcone is the real star. This episode dives into her backstory, making us understand and even relate to her. It's not just about her family's criminal past, but how she was wronged and pushed to extremes. By the episode's end, we see Sofia in a new light - complex, troubled, and fascinating. She's not just a villain; she's a victim of her family's legacy.

The episode shows us Sofia's relationship with Oz and her family. We learn she was framed as a serial killer, "The Hangman," after discovering dark secrets about her father. This episode makes us feel for Sofia, understand her struggles, and even relate to her vulnerabilities. Milioti's performance is deeply engaging, showing Sofia's emotions without making us pity her.

Seeing Sofia's journey, from a disillusioned mobster daughter to a feared villain, is heart-wrenching. Her family's actions drive her to violence, turning her into someone who's not just sick but also misunderstood. The episode ends with a shocking act that marks Sofia's full transformation. It leaves us wondering if there's any going back.

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