Complete story — includes the ending
Chris is told by a man in his addiction recovery group about Vito being spotted in the club. Tony admits to Melfi that while he has a religious objection to homosexuality, Vito is important to him and that, like himself, he deserves a second chance. After learning from Finn DeTrolio that Vito was fellating a man, Tony's crew is left disgusted and some members demand his death. Meadow, working as an intern for a law firm that specializes in white collar crime, argues with Finn about the treatment of financial criminals compared to those involved in the mob, storming out when he points out that Vito may be killed for his sexuality. Vito flees the state when men are sent to collect him, but is forced to travel on foot when his car breaks down. He winds up in a small town in New Hampshire, where he decides to stay after becoming enamored with its friendly atmosphere.
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