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Bobby picks a juror at Junior's trial to have intimidated into holding out. Carmine refuses to compromise on the mortgage scheme, and Johnny meets with Tony and implies that he should be killed. Paulie encounters Carmine and realizes he has no idea who he is despite the good word Johnny apparently put in for him. He learns that Nucci's friend keeps her money in her house, and is forced to kill her while stealing it. He gives a large cut to Tony, putting them back on good terms. After Furio and Carmela almost kiss, he nearly pushes a drunken Tony into a helicopter rotor, leaving for Italy the next day despite Tony not remembering the incident clearly. Carmela, in bad spirits, argues with Meadow about the homosexual themes in Billy Budd. The arguing continues at Meadow's birthday dinner, and she learns from A.J. about Carmela's interest in Furio. As Tony asks if Carmela is happy with Meadow growing into an independent woman, she stays silent for a moment, then murmurs "yes."
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