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Jesse, the person who fell in love without knowing it
Jaime 2022-04-22 07:01:55
When I first started watching Bad Breaking, I only thought that only White was the protagonist, and it was only his solo show, and gradually I noticed Jesse. Jesse is timid and loyal. He is very confused, but he still doesn't want his brother to smoke marijuana. He is really invincible when dealing with children. He is really gentle, and he will truly love people. Although he is occasionally a pig teammate, White treats him like a father who cleans up the mess for his children. Although the situation in Jesse is to scold him all the time, he is still by his side, helping him when he loses his girlfriend. He solved things to comfort him and sent him to detox. The feelings they had unknowingly developed were really touching. Jesse is always a child who has not grown up in front of White, sometimes a little rebellious child, like this kind of Jesse. I like him to force the couple who robbed him to treat the child with tenderness, get food for the child to play with the child, and don't forget to blindfold the child when he finally takes the child out of that terrifying family; I like him cool Cool to stomp his brother's marijuana on the ground; like his evil eyes when he takes the virus for gas money at the gas store; like the way he loses his temper because his girlfriend doesn't introduce himself to his father; likes him with white The concentration of making drugs on the RVs, I like the picture of them sitting quietly on the plain under the sunset after the drug production is completed, eating snacks and chatting.
Extended Reading
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Hank Schrader: Yeah, I recognize these two knobjobs. Known associates of a psychotic piece of shit named Tuco Salamanca.
Steven Gomez: Guess he got tired of associating.
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Steven Gomez: APD sent this over. This was about eight or ten days ago. You know Southwest Aniline, right?
Hank Schrader: Yeah, off the 25? The place smells like feet.
Steven Gomez: This is them. Check this out.
Hank Schrader: [watching the surveillance tape] Holy shit. What was that?
Steven Gomez: Thermite. So they tell me. Burns about 5,000 degrees. Kind of stuff you see on a James Bond movie.
Hank Schrader: Nice. Guys who know their trade.
[watching the perps carrying a barrel]
Hank Schrader: Ah, wait. I take that back.
[laughing]
Hank Schrader: What, they didn't think about stealing a hand truck? Hey, try rolling it, morons. It's a barrel. It rolls. Jesus. So, what'd they get?
Steven Gomez: Methylamine, 30 gallons.
Hank Schrader: P2P? They're cooking old-school biker meth. Who the hell still does that?
Steven Gomez: All the old timers I know are either dead or in prison.
Hank Schrader: Pesudo's in short supply, so these two make do by changing the formula. That and the thermite, I'd say these two know their chemistry.
Steven Gomez: But ranking them as burglars?
Hank Schrader: [laughing again] Shit. I wouldn't trust these two to break into the Special Olympics. They got book learning but no street skills.
Steven Gomez: Maybe they're college kids. Chem students trying to make a big score.
Hank Schrader: Yeah, maybe. I tell you, 30 gallons of precursor... that big a score, they're gonna wind up stepping on some toes. I tell you what, they better pray it's us who catches up to 'em and not those boys from Juarez.