Paraphrased Passage:
In the first season of The Sopranos, Tony Soprano’s mobster
activities are more threatened by members of his biological family than by
agents of the federal government. This familial betrayal is multi-pronged.
Tony’s closest friend and associate is an FBI informant, his mother and uncle
are conspiring to have him killed, and his children are surfing the Web for
information about his activities.
The main point of this passage is
that problems within the family are as bad as or even worse than problems
caused by the federal government. Details about this betrayal include one
family member turning informant, a hit being put out on Tony by family members,
and Tony’s kids tracking his activities.
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