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Cleaver premieres, and everyone but Tony seems to notice the parallels between the film and his, Chris, and Adriana's relationship. After Carmela points this out to him and confronts Chris, Chris forces Dolan to pretend as though he stole the plot from another film. Unconvinced, Tony tearfully admits his suspicion to Melfi that Chris hates him and Cleaver was his way of showing this. With Johnny dying of lung cancer in prison, Lupertazzi capo Faustino Santoro has Phil's successor killed at a dinner with Silvio. Little Carmine declines to get involved when Tony presses him, not wanting to risk his own life. Johnny takes up smoking again and learns from an orderly that he may have longer to live than anticipated, only to die soon after. Phil celebrates Billy's birthday, but tells a capo that he was weak when he did not act after Billy's death and promises that he will not make that mistake again. At the baptism of Chris's daughter, he and Tony embrace, their expressions blank.
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