Dushane and Sully's Final Conversation | Top Boy | Netflix

"If we are not monsters, we're food. And I couldn't never be food."

The final heartbreaking – and for maybe the first time, honest – conversation between Dushane and Sully in the final scenes of Top Boy Season 3.

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Dushane and Sully's Final Conversation | Top Boy | Netflix

Sully takes charge, pushing Dushane to cash out, but with a new order comes new challenges, threats, and consequences.

[HelloBeautifulPeople]

They both deserve awards for this masterful scene

[LivingintheworldbutImnotofIt]

For a rushed script you can never deny Kano and Ashley still did justice to the performance

[MrRoyalHolloway]

“If we are not monsters, we are food”….this is so true in so many aspects of life, it’s unreal.

[lukethompson]

love how they are not face to face to read each others emotion just two friends at the end the road life puts walls between friends good writers

[KungFuTayo]

I loved this scene, especially after realizing that they really only ever talked about business. The only other time they didn't was when Sully visited Dushanes mom.. Awesome final words between the two

[glory]

it was heartbreaking to watch, especially after sully said "dushane get up man"

[JaaxTheHellraizer]

One of the best scenes I’ve ever watched. It took sully having to shoot dushane to talk about all of the emotion bottled up between them.

[AnthonyPosi]

Last season rush, this ending got me.. total tears.

[raaaaasable]

Dushane finally got over the fence and out of Summerhouse... Sully ain't never leaving

[jacklame]

in the back of your head you always knew Sully would be alone at the end

[azizcook]

Bobby Raikes was right all those years ago when he told Dushane Sully would be his downfall. Dushane Hills fate was very similar to that of Marlo Stanfield from the Wire. And saddest part? He died in the worst way possible in the destruction of a community who's drug trade who ruled with an iron fist, and now just like all the people who stepped on to get to the top of the mountain, he dies a sad death, with no family, friends or money to his name. Immediate forgotten about. But this, this is what we call in the ghettos of NYC, the circle of the trap.

[kevinlife]

The memes don't take away from how poignant and masterful this scene really was. Greed, brotherhood, loss, sentiment, jealousy, disillusionment, trauma all in one scene 🔥

[joshwallis]

Honestly probably the best scene all season.

[TheIkaraCult]

This was perfectly done
No big set pieces
Just the two of them

[NotInAsia]

Did this make anyone else cry? You get to love the characters. Particularly Sully, it's very artful directing that he's both so cold and aggressive but also very human and relatable. This scene really brought tears do my eyes, and was a great way to end one of the best series.

[dekuvisuals]

"If we are not Monsters we are food. I can never be food." One of the hardest lines ever.

[emirates]

Kano as Sully was so much better of an actor then the writer for his character. But this scene is so fucking powerful & underrated. Its so metaphorical and deep. Two men both releasing its two late, they arent even desperate but just gutted at themselves that they have realised how naiive and selfish they were. Its so mad the way they open up showing vunerability that they never have.. even as brothers then ending weirdly as enemies. The Fence/gate is symbolic.

[ImStillStealingSteel]

Ima miss this show. I loved this scene.

[Deftonedd]

This season was so rushed but they failed to capitalise on a lot of things from the previous season but you can’t deny the amazing work of the actors done in such a small amount of episodes. Gonna have to rewatch the entire series now.

[vendettarising]

Fantastic scene! Them talking through a metal solid gate was so poetic ….. story of their lives …. Always separated by a solid barrier