Good episode.
However, all of the females in this show are all, ugh. SOOOOO emotional!
And the son sucks too! Walt didn't pull no knife on her! :<
I have a feeling Jesse will survive this.
I can't see Walt not knowing the police were listening. I am just chalking that phone call to him not giving a shit and wanting to hurt Skylar since he's about to die, anyway.
"Leaving hell is not the same as entering it." - Tierce Japhrimel
Jesus Christ this show is completely lost on you, it's like playing Mozart for chimps.Originally Posted by Sapphire
The episode itself was amazing, for a moment i thought they were going to continue the trend of the paralleling Walt and Gus' journey into a kingpin but if anything Hanks death seems to have brought Walter White back from within Heisenberg. And in the end i still find myself siding with him, even if the conclusion is all that really matters i wish his family at least knew a bit about the circumstances that led to it.
Let's no go crazy with rage because I don't sympathize with the characters, here.
Just because the characters are written brilliantly, doesn't mean I have to like them. Shouldn't you have grown out of ur "omg this show is so smart therefore u should like it if ur smart" phase? It's like you've seen nothing but shitty anime your whole life, the first cleverly written thing you see can endure no vitriol. (Remembering ur rage at me not liking Dexter despite it's amazing and groundbreaking nature vs. nurture themes)
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For example, I am well aware that the son probably midged the story a bit (on who pulled the knife on who) to get the cops to come faster. Or he is one of those guys who think that engaging in self-defense against a woman is bad because, it's, omg! attacking a woman. However, if he went through the whole show blindly believing in his dad, he could have given his dad the benefit of a doubt for 30 more minutes to let him explain what was going on. If my panicked dad (who I had no reason to disbelieve until 30 minutes ago) comes in covered in dirt and grime and says 'we need to get the fuck out of the house NOW, I'll explain later', I'll get out of the house so he can explain, not stand around being super dramatic.
@Ani: Check your wall, love.
Last edited by Sapphire; Tue, 09-17-2013 at 10:20 AM.
"Leaving hell is not the same as entering it." - Tierce Japhrimel
It just seemed you missed the obvious intent of Walter's call to Skylar and the fact that he was crying and struggling to get through the call. You might have just been busy raging against the women or awe-struck by the events of the show to notice it. I didn't mean to be mean, was just a gut reaction post.
“For God will not permit that we shall know what is to come... those who by some sorcery or by some dream might come to pierce the veil that lies so darkly over all that is before them may serve by just that vision to cause that God should wrench the world from its heading and set it upon another course altogether and then where stands the sorcerer? Where the dreamer and his dream?”
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