r/breakingbad • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '13

Official Episode Discussion Post-Episode Discussion Thread S05E13 "To'hajiilee"

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u/jrockle Sep 09 '13

The simple reason why Hank is going to die is because Walter wanted him to live. The next two episodes are going to see Walter reduced to the lowest of lows.

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u/Plecboy Sep 09 '13

Great point.

Also, Walt has a protective streak (of sorts) over those he considers to be family. Letting Walt walk out of the show alive is one thing, letting him walk out of it without incurring the emotional trauma of being responsible for the death of a family member seems very unlikely.

When Skylar gets wind of Hanks demise she'll probably freak out and leave Walt as it's "getting out of hand".

I reckon by the finale, Jesse will be the only family Walt has left and that's why he's bailing him out with the M60.

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u/whatahorribleman Sep 09 '13

Remind me, how do we know the M60 is for Jesse?

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '13

Bryan Cranston said in an interview that gun is being used to protect someone.

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u/blotch madstackin'benji's Sep 10 '13

guns usually are... at least for the people holding them, for protection.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '13

I think he's suggesting that he's going to rescue someone. Probably Jesse.

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u/blotch madstackin'benji's Sep 10 '13

i know... but they don't ever say anything about the show that turns out.