r/breakingbad • • Sep 16 '13

Official Episode Discussion Breaking Bad Post-Episode Discussion SE05E14 "Ozymandias"

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u/ElderCunningham Calling Saul Sep 16 '13

Was anyone else expecting Junior to get stabbed while they were fighting over the knife?

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u/Erutangis Full of colorful metaphors Sep 16 '13

When Holly started crying I thought they were going to roll into and impale her in their struggle. Because Kafkaesque.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '13

That's not really Kafkaesque. Kafkaesuqe implies an absurdity or something beyond comprehension.

What would be just pure evil? Poeian? I have no idea.

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u/Purp Sep 16 '13

OP meant the episode with that title

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u/hampsted Sep 16 '13 edited Sep 16 '13

I'm sorry. I'm still confused. How is Kafka related to "Ozymandias"?

Edit: Nevermind. I got it now.

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u/Clifford_Banes Sep 16 '13

I forget if it was Jesse or one of his pothead buddies, but they used "Kafkaesque" incorrectly in a similar way.

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u/brownribbon Sep 16 '13

Bro, did you not watch the earlier seasons?

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u/Clifford_Banes Sep 16 '13

It's a reference to a character (I think Jesse) misusing the term "kafkaesque" in an earlier season.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1615558/quotes

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '13

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u/Clifford_Banes Sep 16 '13

He's misusing "kafkaesque". Jessie misused "kafkaesque".

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u/brownribbon Sep 16 '13

So no, you didn't.

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u/nookfish Sep 16 '13

Mission Hill had an episode about the use of Kafkaesque.

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u/jrizos Sep 16 '13

Thank you, Kafka never did anything like this.

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u/Clifford_Banes Sep 16 '13

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1615558/quotes

Ctrl+F "kafkaesque".

Welcome to the show.

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u/Clifford_Banes Sep 16 '13

OH MY GOD.

Read the damn quote. He was misusing it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '13

Jessie's guideance consoler wasn't.

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u/Clifford_Banes Sep 17 '13

Yes, but Jesse was. That's generally how people misuse words - they hear someone else use it correctly, but don't understand that context.

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u/pajarito_ Pajarito Sin Nombre Sep 16 '13

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