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Phil begins hunting Chris, and Tony insists to his men that he is protecting Blundetto like he would any of them, but dissent begins to grow amongst them after Phil brutalizes soldier Benny Fazio. Tony goes to Junior for help, but he is too dazed to give him advice. Both Melfi and Silvio warn him that he is protecting Blundetto out of guilt and pride, and he discovers the painting of him and Pie-O-My that Paulie had redone when he goes to visit him. Tony is perplexed and annoyed by it, but Paulie insists he had it made out of genuine respect. Tony rips it off the wall, but stares forlornly at his painted face after he throws it in a dumpster. Knowing Phil will torture Blundetto, Tony goes to their uncle's farm and kills him quickly before giving Phil his location. He visits Johnny's house to negotiate peace. Just as they reach an agreement, the FBI arrives to arrest Johnny, and Tony gets rid of his gun and flees into the woods. A disheveled Tony arrives home hours later, and Carmela ushers him inside.
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