Lol that guy comes across as a bit of a douche
Vince has already said it wasn't a dream. This is just a classic case of people looking into things too much with Breaking Bad
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Lol that guy comes across as a bit of a douche
Vince has already said it wasn't a dream. This is just a classic case of people looking into things too much with Breaking Bad
lol
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I was thinking he'd been in the car asleep and it was snowing and the sirens woke him up?
Yeah exactly....he's weak and dozed off
Hows this suite you....
Much better! But there's a white fringe of pixels around "Jesse"...
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Still can't get the final scene out of my head, where Walt collapses and the music is playing. I didn't cry, but sure did come close to it. 
Just let it go. Its over, stop looking / hoping for more.
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Something I've never understood is why Jesse hates Walt over the the Ricin/Broc scenerio, when Jesse knows it wasn't even ricin.
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Do any of us here subscribe to the theory that Walt died in the car and the rest of the episode was just a vision or whatever? Regardless of what Vince says?
Do any of us here subscribe to the theory that Walt died in the car and the rest of the episode was just a vision or whatever? Regardless of what Vince says?
No way. That'd ruin it for me.
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It makes complete sense to me, but I'd rather just believe what I saw without trying to analyse or find a hidden meaning. Walt totally butt ****ed the Nazis and Lydia, and has safeguarded the future of his family through the Grey Matter donation. The end.
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Because fundementally Jesse was what his character liked to say. (B).
He was a terribly weak character, had he been anywhere near as strong/amoral as Walt, they would have gone to the top.
My reading of it in the end scene when Lydia rings, is that Jesse hears it and finally cops on and realises that Walt had his plan all along, and that Broc wasn't threatened by him.
Great ending, though like I said before it aired, I hoped that Walt would somehow survive. Felt a bit cheap with the stray M60 bullet.
Or at the very least have some kind of reconcilation with his son. That was sad that Walt Jr would never know that his father did care.
It makes complete sense to me, but I'd rather just believe what I saw without trying to analyse or find a hidden meaning. Walt totally butt ****ed the Nazis and Lydia, and has safeguarded the future of his family through the Grey Matter donation. The end.
What the writer/creator says, goes really. Regardless of whether people prefer it a different way, it's the writer's story to tell.
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Do any of us here subscribe to the theory that Walt died in the car and the rest of the episode was just a vision or whatever? Regardless of what Vince says?
Why would he just die in the car? It was cold yes, but nothing would have killed him. Sure he had cancer, but if he was wondering around, then surely he wouldn't just die?
**** theory imo.
Have you watched this show
The stray bullet was perfect..(No one killed him) He indirectly broke bad and killed himself.
His son did know he cared....His loss of love was reaction
To much analysis in this thread tbh...from people trying to read into things the directors and writers never intended...
And for what purpose? Trying to sound cool on the internets?
Thread close if you ask me.
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that's it, watching it again :/
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I wouldbut I've to be up in a few hours. haha
My da hasn't seen it, so I'm going to DL the series and rewatch it again.
My da hasn't seen it, so I'm going to DL the series and rewatch it again.