By Joe R
It's Easter Sunday, and various characters are celebrating the holiday in their own ways. Nucky, Margaret, and the kids attend an all-day affair at the home of Eli and his family, to the weepy delight of Mrs. Eli. The kids get along, the wives bond (though Mrs. Eli gets a clear picture of how unhappy Margaret is), Nucky even juggles for the children. More pertinently, Eli once again asks his brother to let him back into the fold. They go another round about how Eli kind of tried to have Nucky killed that one time, but after a full day of the families being so happy together, Nucky calls Eli at the end of the day and tells him he'll be co-running the warehouse with Mickey, starting tomorrow.
Richard and little Tommy have dinner at the Sagorsky place with a few other vets, all of whom get to be very uncomfortable when Sagorsky goes off on his increasingly drunken rants. He catches Tommy snooping in his dead son's bedroom, so he angrily grabs him, leading to a confrontation with an angry Richard and an upset Julia. It's terribly uncomfortable, but it leads to Richard and Julia bonding later.
Gillian clears the brothel out for a day and ends up spending it in and out of bed with Roger the Fuck Stallion. He talks big talk about her selling the mansion and them going on a cross-country spending spree, so he's reeeeally surprised when, during your standard "let me bathe you in my marble bath house approximation" role play, Gillian sticks him with a mother lode dose of heroin and drowns him in the tub. She then places Jimmy's dog tags on him, so that when he's found, she can finally have her son declared dead. R.I.P. Roger the Fuck Stallion.
Finally, Gyp Rosetti's depressingly pedestrian home life is put on display, while he focuses on making his case to Masseria that they should eliminate Luciano, Rothstein, and whomever else stand in their way. He also stops by church to rage against God, beat the local priest, and steal from the collection coffers. Delightful as ever.