All what SKYLER does is just what a normal woman does, WALTER as a husband, except for the idea of leaving money for the family, everything else WALTER does is unfair to SKYLER .
SKYLER trusts his husband. If every word between husband and wife is to be doubted, then this husband and wife are not husband and wife. Therefore, she believed WALTER's explanation until all kinds of evidence showed that WALTER could not be trusted.
A final word on the title:
BREAKING BAD. A translation like Drug Maker can no longer reflect 1% of the meaning of the title.
What is an adult? What is a good person? What is a bad guy? What is morality? What is a bondage one? What is freedom? What is the meaning of money? What is the meaning of family? Where does rebellion come from?
I suspect that many people watch this film just to enjoy how WALTER became a big drug lord in control, and then put himself in it, so watching SKYLER as an independent and thinking wife, not just for himself It is understandable to show annoyance when a husband considers such a strange wife who tolerates everything about her husband.
At the end of the day, the film is too real on some levels.
(Note: Just like what the chicken boss said, it’s really incomprehensible that WALTER hit those two small drug dealers for JESSIE. It can be said that it doesn’t make sense at all. Or the film is not direct enough, WALTER saves JESSIE’s Selfishness didn't come out, WALTER saved JESSIE purely to save himself: Remember the confusion that WALTER said to the chicken boss? Where did he go after 3 months?)
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