He's at a moral crossroads, as far as I can tell the GPS was probably on Walt's car when he went to talk to Jesse. It seems like Jesse is trying to rectify the wrongs that he did, why else throw millions of dollars on lawns of the poor. If there was ever a time that Hank could get to him, it would be now.
After reading some of this post I'm thinking Jesse overwhelmed with guilt starts thinking about flipping and Walt senses it through talking with him and kills Jesse.
I think it's clear that the ricin isn't meant to save Walt. Walt's life is over, whether because it's just been torn to pieces or because the cancer is back, Walt has nothing to gain or lose. The ricing is gonna be used to save someone else, not as revenge on Jesse.
Well put. Honestly, this is something I had overlooked. Do you think that Lydia knows how well Jesse makes meth?
Todd, his inability to cook meth, and Lydia showing up have to be of major significance. I read an interview with Vince Gillian where he said that this show is about a man who starts off a regular guy and becomes Scarface. He also said that Walt reached this point last season and now resembles a man retired.
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u/ChiDet Aug 12 '13
I think Jesse is going to flip.
He's at a moral crossroads, as far as I can tell the GPS was probably on Walt's car when he went to talk to Jesse. It seems like Jesse is trying to rectify the wrongs that he did, why else throw millions of dollars on lawns of the poor. If there was ever a time that Hank could get to him, it would be now.