to dispose of the body. They dismember it with the meat-cutting equipment at Satriale's. In the morning, Tony encounters Livia, in whose house Richie and Janice were staying, for the first time since her stroke. Tony explains that Richie has left; Livia smiles at a distraught Janice and says she knew it wouldn't last. The mother and son exchange hurtful recriminations. On his way out, Tony stumbles down the stoop and falls on the front walk, which instantly changes Livia's crying into soft laughter. Janice returns to Seattle. Carmela contrives a meeting with Victor. She says that one day she might be free and, as she leaves, kisses him lightly on the cheek. Victor is greatly relieved when she has gone. Loading the washing machine, Carmela smells Irina's perfume on Tony's clothes. But he has had enough of Irina and breaks up with her. In response, Irina attempts suicide with vodka and pills. He goes to the hospital and comforts her. He then sends Silvio with a parting gift of $75,000. Irina's cousin, Svetlana Kirilenko, urges her to accept it. First appearances Jackie Aprile, Jr.: Richie's nephew and son of Rosalie Aprile and the late Jackie Aprile, Sr. Albert Barese: Acting capo of the Barese crew while his cousin Larry Boy Barese is under indictment. Svetlana Kirilenko: The cousin of Tony's comàre, Irina. Deceased Richie Aprile: shot by Janice after he punched her in the mouth for defending his son being a ballroom dancer. Title reference The episode's title is a quote made by Irina about her cousin Svetlana's American fiancé, Bill, who treats her well. Irina first says this in the season one episode "College". It is a malapropism confusing the set phrase "knight in shining armor" and the Moody Blues song "Nights in White Satin". Janice is fitted for a white satin wedding dress; she ironically serves as Tony's savior when she kills Richie. Cultural references Junior mentions Joe Profaci, "old man Profaci knew how to split his enemies", to explain Richie's inability to "sell" the plan to Albert. When advising Irina to accept Tony's parting gift of cash, Silvio cites Gail Sheehy's New York Times bestselling book, Passages. Tony sarcastically comments that Uncle Junior is a counter-agent like Matt Helm, a fictional character from books, 1960s films, and a 1970s TV series. Music The music being played when Rick and Juliet are ballroom dancing is The Paris