We all sacrifice. We all fear. We've all competed to outdo our fellow colleagues in one way or another. Hence, antagonism is often what drives us to do the things we do. The Prestige is a sure reminder of that - what comes with vengeance and envy is nothing short of ugly - lasting until the bitter end. 8.9/10.
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