In therapy with Dr. Melfi, Tony speaks of resentments dating from childhood and admits he is mistreating Janice in revenge; Melfi suggests that her "misery" reminds him of his mother.
In therapy with Dr. Melfi, Tony shares past grievances stemming from his youth and acknowledges he is abusing Janice in retaliation; Melfi posits that her "anguish" reflects that of his mother.