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09-30-2013 , 06:41 PM
I dont know why I read bluegrassplayer's post anymore, pretty sure almost everyone has been horrible in this thread.

Yep Jessie could easily just go back to the cop infested plant and fetch the money.

Yep Jesse can easily take care of a kid likely in child protected services, and no blood relation.

yep walt killed lydia all because mike wanted lydia dead, walt is very sympathetic to the plans of the people he killed.
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09-30-2013 , 06:44 PM
im obviously joking with the last post. as to the first two... you are an idiot.
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09-30-2013 , 06:55 PM
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Yep Jesse can easily take care of a kid likely in child protected services
kid had a grandma. she had screen time, a speaking role and everything. why do you think brock is in "child protected (sic) services"?
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09-30-2013 , 06:56 PM
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Couldnt lydia feasibly call the cops somewhat anonymously?

She gets off phone with walt, knows all her partners are dead, wants walt to get caught?
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i think lydia expecting the nazis being able to handle walt is a reasonable expectation on her part.
Example of horrible post. Walt tells lydia he killed them all(May not have been direct dont recall exactly, but at least heavily implied, I mean he answered Todds phone). This post makes no sense.

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walt wants confirmation that jesse doesnt still despise him.
No he doesnt. Not even close.

This wanst some morality test for Jesse, it was a plea from Walt.
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09-30-2013 , 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by RollWave
kid had a grandma. she had screen time, a speaking role and everything. why do you think brock is in "child protected (sic) services"?
Fair point, the main point still stands.
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09-30-2013 , 07:06 PM
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Live Free or Die (Ambiguously)

Miller Time?!

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Simply excellent. Will be starting from the beginning soon.




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On post 7356 and haven't seen a mention yet of the ending being similar camera angle as the ending of Crawl Space. Seems pretty obvious, but since no one in the first 200 or so posts since it ended mentioned it, thought I would throw it out there.
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Closing scene somewhat reminded me of the ending of "Crawl Space", with the camera zooming out away from Walt, who's lying face up on the floor.

Nice shot.


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http://i.imgur.com/ZQUtPO1.jpg

Are we sure Perspicacity is banned? His under title reads "Banned," but it's still ambiguous, imo.

Also, WW's death becomes more uncertain the more you observe that last shot.
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09-30-2013 , 07:09 PM
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i really don't understand people wondering if G/E are going to believe the hitmen thing enough to go thru with it etc blah blah blah.
the genius of walt going to them in the 1st place were they were the only ppl in the world he could 100% trust to not steal the money.

they have tons of $$ and do you really think they're not going to want to help the kids after walt dies?

they have absolutely no motive not to go thru esp after giving their word.

i honestly didn't even think the hitman thing was necessary. i understand what he was doing, but i really got the feeling that once they gave their word there was almost no chance they wouldn't go thru with it.

remember they did once have a pretty strong bond and there is no reason for them to want to punish walt's family after he's dead.
+1

they were off-put by Walt, you know, breaking into their f*ing house and scaring the crap out of them. now that Walt isn't alive and causing havok they are much more likely to help his family
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09-30-2013 , 07:09 PM
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Sorry, I wasn't callin you a douchebag. I meant if "one" is going to be a douchebag, "one" should be right. Bad habit of mine.



I'll be the first to admit I make some terrible posts, but even you can't be dense enough to believe this.



It was a network show, you should have known that there would be certain parts that you'd have to accept, in order to enjoy the show.

They're going to have to pay attention to ratings and make adjustments to stay on the air. They're gonna have crappy love triangle bs that isn't executed well.

Remember, I'm not trying to claim Lost didn't have serious flaws and that the final season (and the finale) were good. I'm only saying they're not nearly as bad as people said. In fact, take away the alternate timeline and I think the last season could have been great.

I thought pretty much everything important was explained, regardless if it felt a little too "everything is magic" to you.

Faith was a major theme, right from the first episode. I'd be surprised if they didn't plan the Jacob/MiB explanation. It fit very well on rewatch.

I plan to rewatch it at least once or twice more in the future. It's very entertaining, even on a 3rd go through, knowing how it ends.

I'm not trying to convince you. I believe you're wrong and I'm neither qualified, nor inclined, to write a dissertation on why Lost was a good show. Good, not great.
If your argument is Lost is an above average (but not much better) Network show, I agree. There's a reason that was the only network show I was watching, besides 24 for the LOLZ. No idea why anyone would waste time rewatching now unless they had tons of free time. I did spend way too many times rewatching, trying to put it together. No way in hell I'd get any enjoyment out of it other than a handful of episodes. I'd rather watch News Radio reruns.
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09-30-2013 , 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Bluegrassplayer
he killed lydia because he takes on the wualities of people he kills and mike wanted to kill lydia.
+1
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09-30-2013 , 07:12 PM
this thread needs less arguing about character motivations, and more Huellforeveralone.jpgs
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09-30-2013 , 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by DrChesspain
VG stated that they realized that when they filmed the diner scene way back when, Walt hadn't been wearing a watch (since they hadn't yet written the episode where Jesse gives him the watch).

Hence, Walt needed to lose the watch before getting to the diner.
This attention to detail, even when completely irrelevant, is why VG is GOAT.
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09-30-2013 , 07:14 PM
It was better the second time around, for anyone who hasn't rewatched yet.
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09-30-2013 , 07:16 PM


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09-30-2013 , 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by CCuster_911
Example of horrible post. Walt tells lydia he killed them all(May not have been direct dont recall exactly, but at least heavily implied, I mean he answered Todds phone). This post makes no sense.
Yeah you're right, I misunderstood your question. Had your question been what I originally thought it was, it would have been less ******ed than this one though. Her calling the cops would be completely inconsequential, who cares if she does? Did you miss the part that Walt is already dead, and the cops are already there? (actually I missed the cops showing up at the end the first time) So who cares if she calls the cops on him.
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No he doesnt. Not even close.

This wanst some morality test for Jesse, it was a plea from Walt.
Good thing I didn't suggest it was a morality test for Jesse then isn't it?

I said it was so Walt could die feeling better about himself. Jesse not wanting to kill Walt is a sign that he's forgiven Walt at least somewhat, and further confirmation for Walt that he's not a completely horrible person. He respects Jesse a lot by this point and needs to know that to die in peace.

The point of Jesse being a major part in Brock's life still stands. If you don't think that's going to happen then you haven't been watching the show. The reason Jesse stopped to begin with is because Walt manipulated him into believing that this was putting Brock's life in danger. This is no longer the case. He wants to be a part of Brock's life. Brock has a high opinion of Jesse, Andrea had a high opinion of Jesse, and it's reasonable that Jesse will play in a role in bringing Brock up.
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09-30-2013 , 07:18 PM
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just very well done and even though its long im sure noone will complain that i quoted the entire thing.. ty

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09-30-2013 , 07:26 PM
People were speculating over how the cops got out there, some said it was because somone near by heard the shots, some said maybe walt paid badger, or some think walt called beforehand. I simply suggest eh possibility of lydia making the call(obviously it doesnt ****ing matter as with a lot of speculation itt like your psots about brock and jesse).

It still insane to think Walt was testing jesse or trying to gauge jesses insights on to his current thoughts about him. He gave jesse the gun cause he wanted to die and didnt want to do it himself(or he would have). Maybe partly it was out of sake for jesses mind, because maybe that is something he wanted, but in no way was it to make himself feel better because he knows jesse likes him(because either jesse doesnt kill him or hes ****ing dead and not thinking).

Walt was a dead man either way, Jesse knows this. HE didnt have to psychically pull a trigger to know walt was going to die. This test you seem to think happened is silly.
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09-30-2013 , 07:27 PM
Yeah that was incredibly good.
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09-30-2013 , 07:28 PM
Spoiler:
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09-30-2013 , 07:29 PM
I missed that that was in response to people asking how the police got out there. Thread moves fast and I was on my phone.

Kind of funny that you're nitting up over my speculation over why Jesse is going to continue to live instead of committing suicide if that's the case.

And no, not insane at all.

But hey way to start a personal attack and aids up the thread bruh.
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09-30-2013 , 07:32 PM
Can we not post the entirety of reddit into this thread?
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09-30-2013 , 07:36 PM
I think he offered to let Jesse shoot him as his own (warped) sense of morality.

He knew he was dying, but more than that, I think he knew that he DESERVED to die. And there was a handful of people who he would agree deserved to be the one to kill him, if they wanted to, for the damage he had done to them.

His family members weren't going to pull the trigger (well maybe but Marie but I don't think he really considered her feelings very much). Jesse was one of the few non-family members whose life he had basically destroyed. I think he was offering that closure, if he wanted it.

Although that might be too altruistic for him. Like many other things, part of it was maybe wanting to see if Jesse really loathed him that much. But he already knew Jesse loathed him once he found out that Jesse turned him in to Hank.

I think it's at least plausible that it was a last second gesture on his part once he sees what the Nazi's did to Jesse. Sure, he hired them to KILL Jesse, but not to torture and enslave him. And in that moment, realizing what they've done to his former partner and friend, and also knowing he's going to die anyway, why not offer him the choice to be the one to pull the trigger if it'll give Jesse some sense of peace?
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09-30-2013 , 07:49 PM
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I think he offered to let Jesse shoot him as his own (warped) sense of morality.

He knew he was dying, but more than that, I think he knew that he DESERVED to die. And there was a handful of people who he would agree deserved to be the one to kill him, if they wanted to, for the damage he had done to them.

His family members weren't going to pull the trigger (well maybe but Marie but I don't think he really considered her feelings very much). Jesse was one of the few non-family members whose life he had basically destroyed. I think he was offering that closure, if he wanted it.

Although that might be too altruistic for him. Like many other things, part of it was maybe wanting to see if Jesse really loathed him that much. But he already knew Jesse loathed him once he found out that Jesse turned him in to Hank.

I think it's at least plausible that it was a last second gesture on his part once he sees what the Nazi's did to Jesse. Sure, he hired them to KILL Jesse, but not to torture and enslave him. And in that moment, realizing what they've done to his former partner and friend, and also knowing he's going to die anyway, why not offer him the choice to be the one to pull the trigger if it'll give Jesse some sense of peace?
Very nice. Exactly how I feel and worded much better than I could have.
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09-30-2013 , 07:50 PM
Well don't forget he also saved Jesse's bacon several times.
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09-30-2013 , 07:56 PM
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Very nice. Exactly how I feel and worded much better than I could have.
What? thats not at all what you were saying(may be what you meant but far from what you were saying). You said he did it to see if Jessie still cared for him.

SGT RJs point is what I said.

How you think this:

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walt wants confirmation that jesse doesnt still despise him.
Is the same as what SGT said, is beyond me.

MAYBE, just maybe the the 4th paragraph is what you are referring too, but that is a very small subsection of what SGT RJ is saying, and I still think is a silly point, he only actualizes one of the two options(the other being he is dead).
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09-30-2013 , 07:57 PM
Walts MO was saving Jesses bacon
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