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Because of the one holdout juror, Junior's trial is declared a mistrial. Tony agrees to kill Carmine in exchange for all of the profit from the mortgage scheme, and has a clean Chris hire his former heroin dealers to do the job. Little Carmine reports that his father has conceded, and Chris has the dealers killed to prevent knowledge of the attempt from leaking. Tony purchases a house on the Jersey Shore for his family from owner Alan Sapinsly, only for Irina to call the house in revenge for Tony ending her relationship with Zellman and tell Carmela that he slept with Svetlana. Tony and Carmela argue about his infidelities and she orders him to move out. He tells Sapinsly that he no longer wants to buy the house, but he refuses to release Tony from his contract unless he pays a fee. Tony argues with Carmela again and she reveals her feelings for Furio, almost causing him to hit her. He calls Melfi, but hangs up and blocks her number when she answers. Tony has speakers installed on his boat, which he drives outside Sapinsly's house and plays loud music from. His wife begs him to release Tony from the contract.
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