I watched the first season of Breaking Bad after it came out, and it took a long time to watch the second season.
A few years ago, I felt that the old white man had a sense of setting, but now I feel that Hank is the most tender one.
I don't like sky, but I understand. Especially in this season, she told Hank about her own predicament: her terminal cancer husband who always disappeared, her teenage son, her sister who made mistakes when others cleaned up and she was always the focus, her unexpected pregnancy, no savings, endless loans, Shower head with rusty water. . . . .
This play seems to draw a line. Above this line, mistakes can be forgiven and corrected, but after stepping over a certain line, they can never come back.
Again, people live their whole lives for their own sake. Even if it is for the family, it is still for the "self dedicated to the family", so don't make excuses for the protagonist's mistakes.
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