"Without me, you have nothing. You kill me, you have nothing. You kill Jesse, you don't have me." Don't say Jesse is surprised, I think I am too. When did Walt take Jesse so seriously? (Could it be that this is evil fate =.=||) Or does he just want a reliable person to stand by himself?
The whole lab is so red.
E3
increasingly felt that Skyler was similar in some ways to itself. For example, tense a string at all times, about the bottom line. But after sweeping away the other party's happiness, he especially wanted to make up for it. After the relationship between the two in-laws faded, they complement each other as business partners.
It's disgusting when a piece of E4
's ear is knocked off... The scene where I want to put the ear meat back in place is even more disgusting...
E5
Mike's calm look is quite admirable. The aura of confidently controlling the scene is Jesse little brat can't do it with any bluff.
Watching the two of them galloping across the desert, I really want to have some Trifonic Emergency.
Jesse only stayed with Mike for a day, how did he become neutral and even close. If I were Walter, I'd be pissed off about it.
Walter can't accept others to imitate him, but he is still called a genius. The pretentiousness of intellectuals... = =+
E6
"I like to think I see things in people." Walt, imitating Gustav's eloquence, clearly a illusory statement , but it can make Jesse moved... And you talked for a long time, obviously wanting to let Jesse know that you two are in the same trench, but finally let Jesse feel that your focus is your most important.
E7
Hank is such a delight, his natural intuition is admirable.
E8
has become ruthless alone, of course, his nature is a big factor, but it is also inseparable from the injuries he has suffered in the past. The indifference hidden under Gustav's amiable smile is because the partner he had cultivated with great care died in front of his eyes in an instant. Seeing his partner dying, no one would want to take revenge at all costs.
E10
Goodman is really normal in the show. He loves money but is not greedy. He doesn't want to risk his life, but he often can't help but give sincere advice to others.
Gustav is indeed ruthless, but he must have the courage to make Mike, who is used to seeing wind and waves, follow him faithfully. In order to cause others to die, he also drank poisonous wine together. The boss of the drug lord is really not easy to be. He is licking blood every minute, sometimes it is someone else's, sometimes it is his own.
E11
At this moment, Walt just wanted to save his family, and it happened that the money had been given to the typical hedonistic old beauty Ted by Sky. At the end of the shot, Walt seems to be sleeping in the portrait.
E12
Walt's self-made bombs burst into flames.
The death of E13
Gus... looks pretty scary in the middle of the night! >.< I was surprised!
Isn't this a very happy ending? Although Mike is missing (is he still recuperating?), Hank hasn't tried his best (it took so much investigation for a long time, but the poison nest self-destructed? = =+), but let everyone retreat How good... It seems that everyone likes a happy ending, although I know it's unrealistic...
Hector's appearance when he was young was really annoying, but when he was old, he acted so well, just through his facial expressions And ring the bell to reflect the acting, really good! By the way, I insulted the whole DEA and Hank, and others still can't take him, hahaha!
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