Wikipedysta:Milowerk/Brudnopis2
Z Wikipedii
| Janice Soprano | |
|---|---|
| Informacje | |
| Pierwszy epizod | Guy Walks into a Psychiatrist's Office... (odcinek 14) |
| Pseudonim | Parvati Wasatch |
| Płeć | Kobieta |
| Wiek | 49 |
| Zawód | Gospodyni domowa |
| Rodzina | Johnny Boy Soprano (ojciec) Livia Soprano (matka) Tony Soprano (brat) Barbara Soprano Giglione (siostra) Carmela Soprano (bratowa) Anthony Soprano Jr. (bratanek) Meadow Soprano (bratanica) Junior Soprano (wujek) |
| Mąż | Eugene (pierwszy mąż) Richie Aprile (były narzeczony) Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri (drugi mąż) |
| Żona | Harpo (son) Domenica Baccalieri (córka) Bobby Baccalieri III (pasierb) Sophia Baccalieri (pasierbica) |
| Grana przez | Aida Turturro |
| Twórca | David Chase |
Janice Soprano, grana przez Aide Turturro, jest starszą siostrą Tony'ego Soprano z serialu "Rodzina Soprano". Młoda Janice która pojawia się we wspomnieniach jest grana przez Madeline Blue.
Uwaga: W dalszej części artykułu znajdują się szczegóły fabuły lub zakończenia utworu.
Janice jest kompletnym przeciwieństwem Tony'ego. Po ukończeniu szkoły średniej, Janice uciekła do Los Angeles i zmieniła imię na "Parvati Wasatch" w 1978. "Parvati" podróżowała także po Europie, wyszła za mąż za Kanadyjczyka, któremu urodziła syna. Pracowała tez w jako kelnerka w kawiarni, zanim wróciła na stałe do New Jersey. Jej relacje z Tonym są często napięte, Tony czuje się odpowiedzialny za utrzymanie rodziny, ale często zostaje zmuszany do kontaktów z jego manipulacyjną matką, Livią.
Będąc w Ney Jersey zaczęła się spotykać z Richiem Aprile, który akurat został wypuszczony z więzienia. Po jakimś czasie ich znajomości, podczas kłótni Richie uderza Janice, a ta strzela do niego i zabija go. Potem prosi brata, aby pozbył się ciała, a sama ucieka do Seattle. Wraca jednak, gdy jej matka, Livia, umiera.
After Livia's death, she became obsessed with acquiring her mother's valuable record collection, which had been willed to Livia's housekeeper, Svetlana. Janice, feeling that she should rightfully have the records instead, absconded with Svetlana's prosthetic leg. She told Svetlana that the leg wouldn't be returned until she received the records. Svetlana, however, had connections with the Russian mafia, and had some friends of hers physically assault Janice until she revealed the location of the leg. When Tony arrived at the hospital, he was visibly upset, but not at Svetlana. He angrily explained to Janice that since his sister had been assaulted, he was now faced with the choice of retaliating, and risking a mob war with the Russians, or not retaliating, and losing respect. Bewildered by the sudden turn in her fortunes, she became (for a while) a born-again Christian. Janice's next phase was marked by a brief interest in a Christian music career, as well as an equally brief live-in relationship with narcoleptic boyfriend Aaron Arkaway.
After the death of Jackie Aprile, Jr., Janice embarked on a clandestine relationship with Ralph Cifaretto, at the time engaged to Jackie Jr.'s mother, Rosalie Aprile. She soon reached the conclusion that her clandestine relationship with Ralph was a mistake, and when an enthusiastic Ralph appeared at her house and happily told her that he was no longer seeing Rosalie Aprile, Janice responded by flying into a rage, pushing him down a flight of stairs and screaming at him to leave.
Some time later her brother asked her about Ralph's bizarre sexual fetishes, of which he had recently become aware. She refused to tell him anything at first, ostensibly to protect Ralph's privacy. When Tony offered her money, however, she immediately told him everything he wanted to know.
Following Ralph's disappearance, she fixed her intentions on the newly-widowed Bobby Baccalieri, yet another of Tony's capos. Initially, she cooked Bobby's dinners and informally dated him. However, frustrated with Bobby's refusal to commit, she sent Bobby's children some instant messages via her PC, choosing a user name that appeared satanic, and indicated to them that she was watching them by referring to things in their room (which she was able to see from her window) and succeeded in scaring them badly. She subsequently rushed over to help comfort the bawling Baccalieri kids and win points with their bewildered father. Her and Bobby eventually married, and she became a strict but caring stepmother to Bobby's two children.
She attacked a mother at a peewee soccer game and injured her badly enough to require hospitalization, garnering her an assault charge and, to Tony's displeasure, unwanted TV news coverage. Bobby also insisted that she attend anger management counseling, although it is unclear whether that had its desired effect.
Although she would never admit it, Janice is a great deal like her mother; she is at heart a manipulative narcissist who, unlike the other mob wives, openly discusses business with both her brother and her husband.
Most recently, in season 6, we learn Janice has given birth to a baby girl, Domenica.
In the episode "Moe and Joe", Tony, as part of another arrangement, convinces Johnny Sack to sell his McMansion to Janice and Bobby at half-price, to make up for Tony's unfair treatment of his sister and brother-in-law.
Szablon:The Sopranos links
