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Kevin L

Here in north Jersey, the assumptions many people make about local Italians is very much a thing... Because sometimes they're definitely correct. :) My buddy overheard two guys in a hospital parking lot, one seemed to be a contractor, the other saying "Ohh, look at all these new windows... I don't get a taste?"

Cole

This episode is definitely the hardest to watch, but the ending is the most powerful moment in the entire show imo. Everyone wanted her to tell him, but her not is so perfect.

trenton gragg

This episode is discussed in the David Chase documentary, about The Sopranos. Lorraine Bracco talked about reading the script and being shocked until she got to the end of the script.

Youtalkingtome

It was such a perfect ending. She had the power to spare or destroy that man's life, and decided for herself to spare him (more for who she is and not for him). Like me, I'm sure most people were wanting her to tell Tony, but it was ultimately her choice. Just beautiful.

Youtalkingtome

Yeah, I definitely wanted her to tell and to get the satisfaction of seeing how Tony would handle it. But the fact that she had total power to tell or not to tell and made the decision on her own was spectacular.

Raul Panzar

Melfi is not completely in the right here. Notice how she reacts when Tony agrees to move on and see a Behavior Therapist. She immediately tells him no. She doesn't want to lose Tony. Even though she would never actually ask him to punish her rapist, the fact that she has that option is a sort of security blanket for her. She admits his to her own therapist. She keeps Tony from moving on to better therapy for himself in order to keep her security blanket from leaving, thus harming Tony.

trenton gragg

Bracco did not win the Emmy that year. She lost to Edie Falco. Probably out of her four nominations for the series, this was probably her best opportunity to win the Emmy award.