Title Reference
- The episode's title, "Live Free or Die", refers to the New Hampshire state motto, which Vito notices on a license plate while he is browsing an arts and crafts shop. It also possibly refers to Vito's options at this point in the series. Live free (stay in New Hampshire) or die (return to New Jersey).
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