The sudden death of Enron founder, Ken Lay, is one of those plot developments that audiences would reject if it were writtten in a movie or a play. I can hear the complaints in my head.
"We wanted to see him sufffer in prison!"
"I don't believe he would just have a heart attack right before his sentencing. That's so Hollywood."
"I sort of liked it, it's very dramatic. Not realistic but dramatic."
Myself, I wish he were still alive. I wish he hadn't bankrupted Enron and destroyed all those lives. I wish he would have made choices that would have put his life in a different direction, a positive direction. All that waste, all that destruction and poof, he's gone. Just like Keyser Soze.
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