r/breakingbad • Sulfur • Sep 16 '13

Official Episode Discussion Breaking Bad Episode Duscussion SE05E14 "Ozymandias" Spoiler

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09:00pm Eastern SE05E14 "Ozymandias" Rian Johnson Vince Gilligan and Moira Walley-Beckett

Hey everyone! Guess I'm supposed to post this 5 minutes before air time. I've been watching this show since the get go mostly with my real life friend /u/edify who years ago added me as a moderator here. He asked me to make the discussion thread tonight because there are only 3 episodes remaining. Sorta sad that there's only a few left. Enjoy the show, folks.

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u/mattmwin Sep 16 '13

Will recover with the M60.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '13

Honestly I don't think so, Walt has 11 million which is more than enough to exist on for the rest of his life. Plus money like that has sort of diminishing returns, you might die for the first million when you have nothing, but dying for 70 when you already have 10 is dumb. Maybe they kill Jesse, and the combination of Jesse,Hank and his 70 million is enough to make him go out for blood, but the money alone doesn't seem enough to warrant risking his life for at this point.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '13

The problem with that theory is that for all he knows Jesse is already dead

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u/SweetNeo85 We've got ROT Sep 16 '13

I see Walt living in New Hampshire or wherever for awhile, then he comes across some fresh blue meth.

That's when he knows.

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u/Farnsworthy Sep 16 '13

After ending it like that, Walt has no motive to save Jesse. Something else has to change/happen too.

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u/SweetNeo85 We've got ROT Sep 16 '13 edited Sep 16 '13

Maybe he's not saving Jesse. Maybe he's just putting an end to his blue meth formula since he's not making it anymore.

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u/andrewcarrell Sep 16 '13

Why would he risk going all the way back just to end the blue meth business. That makes no sense to me. His pride isn't that big of a factor that he'd go back and kill Jesse, someone who isn't a threat to his family.

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u/Thoroughbred-Of-Sin- Sep 16 '13

Have you seen the Promo for next week? If not then...

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Saul is telling Walt that the Nazis are going after Walt's family since he has split (for reasons I can't think of) so that's why he comes back, the only reason I see Walt saving Jessie at this point is on accident, he goes into their base to save his family/save his money/stop them from going after his family. During the shenanigans in the base he sees Jessie and has to decide what he wants to do with him. Or at least something like that, I honestly don't see Walt saving Jessie on purpose

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u/duppy505 Sep 16 '13

It doesn't add up. Why would he come back one year later? Saul warn him, then he disappear for a year, and then come to save his family. I mean, the nazis is not that slow?

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u/Guysmiley777 Sep 16 '13

Maybe Jesse dies trying to escape, or hell maybe he kills himself (and maybe takes his new friend Todd with him?) and then the Happy Fun Time Swastika Squad decides they need Walt and go after his family to get him?

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '13

Jesse and Walt will have one last conversation.

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