Let White choose whether to intervene in Jesse and Gus, and he will definitely choose to intervene, at most just change the method.
It's just that the drug industry is far from what they imagined. To see and practice with normal people's eyes will only push them into a chaotic vortex.
So the chain of crazy suspicions threatened each other and used each other. All three walk on a dangerous tightrope game.
It's some kind of crazy irony that nearly ten lives go in and out in order to save a child, and the child doesn't survive in the first place. It seems that in White's opinion, he must not be a murderer, but people who are killed by poisoning can be counted.
After the organs were exhausted, they turned a thousand times, and finally killed Gus. However, everyone has been bruised and bruised, and White and Jesse have also lost their source of income. Who wins and who loses?
I feel a little sympathetic to Gus. Although his demise is a classic interpretation that he will pay back sooner or later, it is really a bloodbath when he encounters the best of White. Gus valued White very much, respected his opinion, endured Jesse he looked down on, gave White guidance, invited him to dinner, and secretly protected White. But it turned out that White pulled him into chaos time after time until he decided to start killing it right away.
But Gus is cruel and ruthless by nature. He is very similar to Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang. When he needs a person, he will be favored in every possible way, but if he has a slight disobedience, he will get rid of it immediately. His past was full of pain, and he passed that pain on to others, and eventually he became a big drug lord.
God doesn't seem to want to continue this chaos of everyone killing and killing. So a poisoning incident forced everyone to take the last action. Gus was defeated by his own suspicion and hatred, and White's Jedi counterattack depended on his bond with Jesse.
When White turns his revolver, the lily the muzzle is pointing at is God-given guidance.
But can it all end? Still the old saying out of the frying pan and dot dot dot.
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