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However, when the action shifts to Birmingham, we find that Tommy Shelby has become a recluse since the events of the final season of the show. Now, he mopes around his run-down country pile, haunted, seemingly, by literal ghosts of the past. “He always had ghosts, and he always had trauma,” says Harper. “He’s just further along that line. He’s more withdrawn now. It’s like the balance is tipped.” Eventually, enough warnings are communicated to him about his wayward son, Duke (Barry Keoghan), who has taken over the Peaky Blinders in his absence, and has entered into a bargain with Beckett. After a quick tooling-up montage, it’s back to Birmingham to sort shit out. …
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