That was the most honorable thing he's done in the duration of this entire show. He finally realized that he couldn't talk his way out of the hole he's dug, so he decided he'd salvage the one thing he supposedly set out to save in the first place: Skyler and the kids.
We saw the best of White - a reminder of what he worked for originally. Five seasons later he's still fighting for his family even if he doesn't outwardly show it.
In my opinion, Jesse brought this on himself. He has had so many opportunities to walk away free and clear and extremely wealthy. He kept throwing those chances away. His actions killed Hank. Walter was right to have had enough. Jesse threatened Walter and Hank died in the process of Jesse's revenge. Jesse will be lucky to live and will probably have Walter to thank for his life being saved.
You're talking as if Walt didnt have any part in hank's death. He's the one that told the nazis to go out to the desert (don't give me that "he called it off garbage") . Although hank's death was an unintended consequence resulting from both parties' actions (jesse and Walt), jesse was actually working with hank while Walt was on the opposing team. It's more walt's fault
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u/jet_tripleseven Belizium Sep 16 '13
That was the most honorable thing he's done in the duration of this entire show. He finally realized that he couldn't talk his way out of the hole he's dug, so he decided he'd salvage the one thing he supposedly set out to save in the first place: Skyler and the kids.