Contains spoilers for this episode and earlier episodes.
Phil seeks revenge for Billy's death and threatens Christopher's mother while searching for him. Christopher hides, but Benny is found and badly beaten. Tony's men resent being exposed to violence while he protects Blundetto. Silvio challenges his decision, and Tony finds little help from Junior's worsening confusion. Melfi also questions the guilt behind his loyalty. Tony has to decide what he owes his cousin as the danger spreads to the rest of the crew.
At Paulie's home, Tony discovers the rescued painting of himself with Pie-O-My, altered to show him as a general. He tears it down and throws it away, then looks back at the image. He travels to Uncle Pat's empty farmhouse and shoots Blundetto as his cousin returns with groceries. Phil arrives after being told the location and finds a body instead of the living man he expected to torture, denying him the revenge he wanted.
Tony meets Johnny at his house and offers part of the casino's income to help settle the dispute with Phil. Their agreement is interrupted by approaching FBI agents. Tony runs, discards his handgun in the snow and makes his way through the neighbourhood while Johnny is arrested. His lawyer later explains that Jimmy Petrille supplied evidence against the New York family and Tony is not named in the indictment. Tony finally reaches his own house exhausted.