Marie’s Shirt — Everyone has picked up on the fact that Marie — who is always seen wearing purple — was seen wearing a yellow shirt in the scene out by the pool. What does it mean? What is the symbolism of yellow? Considering that it’s also the color that Walt and Jesse wear while making meth, that it’s one of the colors of the fumigation tents, that it was a color often worn by Gus, and that it is the color of Hazard signs, it’s reasonable to believe that Marie is now a threat to Walt. Will she be the one that helps Hank to connect the dots?
Leaves of Grass — Whether or not he’s gotten out of the meth trade, the biggest question remaining is why was Leaves of Grass sitting on his toilet? One argument says it was a silly, accidental mistake, but the other says that it was intentional. That Walt — who is dying — wants to be caught. He wants credit for making millions. He built an empire. He killed a lot of people. He was in it as much for the power as for the money. Would his ego allow him to disappear quietly? Walt is a meticulous man who never makes a mistake. I think he would rather be found out than die anonymously. His ego is too big. I also think the money to Jesse was not just a peace offering, but a message to Jesse to split. Get out of town. Things are about to go pear shaped.
Will Walt Find Redemption — On a personal level, this is the most important open question to me. Will Walt find redemption? Will he continue piling up bodies, grabbing power, and adding to his coffers, or will the virtuous chemistry teacher who only wanted to ensure that his family lived comfortably after his death return?
Whether or not you believe that Walt is wearing a wire in the flash-forward sequence, I do believe that he’s working with the Hank and the DEA. The specter of death can have a profound effect on even the most evil of people. The fact that he’s grown back his hair, distancing himself from Heisenberg (and apparently, giving up on chemotherapy treatments) suggests to me that, in the end, he’ll deliver on his promise to Skyler that she will like him again before it’s all over. I think he’ll want to not only ensure his legend remains intact, but that he’ll want to do right by his family. He certainly feels a lot of love for Walt Jr. and Holly, and I think he’s going to want to do something to gain their respect, especially if Walt Jr. finds out the truth about him.
I believe Walt’s story is one of a anti-hero turned villain turned tragic hero, a man felled by his own hubris. But I do think that Vince Gilligan will pull off a narrative feat by making us feel compassion for him before again before it’s all over. We’ll find out next summer.
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I always thought the colour yellow had a lot to do with Jane. The bed she and Jesse sleep in has yellow sheets, there’s a scene where she comes into Jesses house and take a yellow ice lolly out of the freezer, and then when Jesse is in rehab after she dies, there’s a scene where he plants a yellow pansy. Then when her father is in her house looking for a dress to bury he in he’s looking for a yellow dress.
Jane was always in black. And she died Jesse went from black/red to grey during rehab
Maybe the fact that she could be associated with the colour yellow but never wore it meant something too though… The scene where her Dad is looking for a yellow dress but can only find black clothes? It kind of stood out for me.
I kind of became obsessed with looking out for colour meanings the second time I watched the whole thing though, I might be reading into it a lot!
Yellow is usually representing happiness… I think it fits that Jane was always looking for happiness, but never really finding it except with Jesse.
We now have months to obsess over this.
I’m content with the happiness representation. The last scene was one of the first all season that wasn’t full of dark colours, intense shading etc. Everyone was at the table, happy, for the first time in a long time; all wearing light colours and no shades to be found anywhere.
Yellow’s the opposite color to purple on a color wheel.
Purple is the color of empire. Tyrian purple, imperial purple, royal purple. In the scene where what is surely to be the start of Walt’s empire’s demise, the purple is gone.
Also the Stevia packets that Lydia puts in her coffee, and her coffee shop routine, will be her downfall and the ricin delivery method, when Walt for some reason has to cut ties with Madrigal.
If that wire thing turns out to be true, i’ll be mighty pissed!
I know, right? There’s no reason at all to think Walt’s working for anyone but himself in that scene, and w/ the knowledge we have so far. These are just full-court buzzer beaters at halftime, but that won’t stop the gloating if one goes in.
This have nothing to do with this post, but hey should definitely do a crossover with Justified. Walt and Boyd in the same scene would be amazing.
I always wanted to see a Jere Burns Justified/Burn Notice cross over. Too late now, I s’pose.
I feel like for the first time this season, Holly wasn’t wearing pink head to toe in this episode, which may mean she’s out of harm’s way with Walt getting out of the business…?
Why would Marie need to help Hank connect the dots? Isn’t it crystal clear to Hank now that Walter is Heisenberg? Even a dumb prick liek Gomie woulda made the connection!
Has anybody read the BB piece in Rolling Stone? I think it’s July’s issue. Worth reading. There’s a clue in there. Cranston did not know anything about the end of the series when he filmed the flash-forward. In the article he explains he asked Gilligan for a motivation for Walt. He asked Gilligan if the cancer was back. He got a “no comment” or something to that effect. He also was that Walt had the machine gun to protect somebody.But who?
They should just change the title of Warming Glow to Breaking Blog.
I approve.
No need to change the URL.
Holly was also shown in orange instead of pink for once.
How/why would Walt be working with Hank and the DEA? He’s the kingpin; there’s no bigger fish that he could be helping them bring down, unless he figures out a way to pin the whole thing on Jesse.
id agree except that distribution network could be huge and also the cartel… and walt being the ultimate cook has connections to all of it and can get a ton of info… and trap a lot of bad guys, perhaps not as big as walt, but in the end he is only one man, and im sure the DEA would rather take down entire organizations and corporations involved in the drug trade.
More to the point, in his own mind Walter White is the boss. There should be no man more powerful than he because he is smarter than anybody he should come across. His hubris would not allow him to work for other people. Even if he is wearing a wire he would be forumating a way out. Heisenberg does not go gently into the night, everyone else dies and he stands over them laughing maniacally in his tighty whiteys.
It was the Czech Republic. Czechoslovakia hasn’t existed for almost 20 years. Remember, it’s all about the details.
This deserves a standing O.
Take that as you will.
I don’t think it’s obvious that Walt’s cancer has come back. He goes in for routine MRI’s every few months. This was explained when he had the conversation with the newly diagnosed guy in the doctor’s office (forget which ep, sometime in S4). I didn’t read anything into it.
He punched the paper towel dispenser in the bathroom. I think his cancer is back.
He punched the paper towel holder in S1 or S2 when he found out he was in remission, because then he couldn’t justify the horrible things he had done. Or did I miss something?
Stacey you did not miss something, im also now believing the cancer thing is more of a red herring than anything else
I felt like that scene was put in as a reminder, like, oh hey, remember, the cancer thing? Obviously because of the flash forward we know eventually it COMES back, but I don’t see any reason why we’re to believe it is already because we see him getting a routine MRI.
Yeah I am wondering why people are saying the cancer is back? I mean it could be, but where was the confirmation?
How much confirmation do you need? Why else would he punch metal. It also helps to explain his change of heart if in fact he’s had one. Remember the whole “this is more money than we could spend in 5 lifetimes” thing? Walt doesn’t even have one lifetime if his cancer is back (he obviously doesn’t care how dangerous his operation is).
Walt punched the dispenser in an earlier episode. His laughing at it could even be a sign that the cancer ISN’T back. You know what happens when we assume? You get cancer.
Stacey he may have been going in for routine MRI’s, but ever since that discussion they never SHOWED us. This episode was the first they spent time showing the MRI and towel dispenser
@JTRO But you need to remember, this show is all about showing you one hand, mystifying you with whats in it and clobbering you upside the head with the other hand that’s holding the “real” item. That dispenser scene and the MRI one scream of misdirection and it would be all too obvious. If Gilligan wanted us to know his cancer was back in that scene I believe it would;ve been way more obvious and not have us speculating.
I think paying off Jesse could also be a way to pin the operation on him. Without the money, Jesse didn’t really have any evidence against him. Walt could be sending a message to Jesse to split, and I hope that’s it, but he could also be setting Jesse up. I think Walt definitely sets up Lydia.
Walt has to end up working with the DEA. Skylar’s involvement in Walt’s empire will dissuade Hank from sticking it to Walt and ruining his family.
Marie was wearing mostly Dark Purple which is a depressing color which fit during the turmoil of putting up with handicap…able Hank and his Rocks err Minerals. Marie was also wearing Yellow in the last episode which is a more stabilizing color which brings happiness and she did look really happy. I am also going to say it brings back my other observation that Marie was talking about taking prenatal vitamins. I think she and Hank want to have kids.
Also I don’t think Light purple was ever meant to be death I think it symbolized “innocence” hence why the teddy bear and Holly were light purple. The half burnt teddy bear was not just about death but the death off innocent by standards.
“What’s Jesse’s Role”
I would posit that Hank is not the only thing that could bring Jesse back in. The meeting with the meth distributors included Walt, Mike, and Jesse. If Walt wants out, the only people left who can make it are Todd and Jesse, and they don’t know about Todd.
ALSO… I can’t be the only person watching who thinks every time Walt is shown walking away from a car, building, or something else, that it’s going to blow up. Can I?
Is it me or the way Jesse slide the gun was similar to the way Walt did when we eventually figuered it was pointing at the ‘Lily of the Valley’ flower?
I think that gun is getting too much credit. They put that shot in at the end of the scene to show us that Jesse armed himself before talking to Walt, to show us that he doesn’t trust Walt, that he fears Walt. Not every gun has to be Chekov’s gun.
@Dux – I agree. They showed Mike dumping a shitload of guns in an abandoned well in the desert. They were just trying to convey that Mike was done with the meth business for good.
It’s a show about drug dealing. There are going to be lots of guns – not every gun is going to be Chekov’s gun.
I fully agree with that. Jesse was relieved that Walt wasn’t trying to kill him.
Ues, but we don’t know which one IS going to be Chekov’s gun. Hence the speculation.
How much time has transpired during the montage? It was multiple cooks and possibly enough to go through most of the 1000 Gallons. It was enough time for Jesse to get in trouble with his mortgage.
3 months at least because that’s how long Marie says its been since Sklyer’s meltdown. Also Mortgage? Jesse was going to move because of the 9 snitches, but Saul told him that Walt “took care of it”.
I may have misinterpreted that scene big time…
The comment of keeping or not losing the house is what threw me for a loop.
The book as no connection to walt being caught.
It wasn’t from Gale. Walt is reading the book in Ep 6 season 3 and has had it with him since.
There is nothing saying it was from Gale to him.
Walt didn’t leave it to get caught and it wasn’t evidence he stole.
Hank just connected dots.
The W.W. are different
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I’m sorry but that handwriting is absolutely identical outside of the initials being larger in this one. If you look at the pages of the notebook they show it is definitely the same.
im pretty sure Gale gives Walt the book.
It is very plausible that Gretchen gave him that book… The hand writing is similar in ways, but there are subtle contrasts. The W’s, O’s, T’s, and Y’s are not the same the N’s, I’s and R’s are similar.I think the person who wrote the note in the book is left handed.
OH COME THE FUCK ON
The “G.B.” initials will be sufficient investigatory evidence if not court admissible evidence.
My point was that it didn’t have to be from Gale to give Hank clarity on connecting the dots. Walter had prior knowledge of Walt Whitman before Gale surfaced. I simply saying there is enough similarities and contrasts that they could go either way with it.
The point being that even though Walt is prone to being careless at times, but I don’t think this was him leaving around evidence that hank would be able to decode easily, i think it was really bad luck.
Also Gale would never call it an office. They always refer to it as the lab.
Now I’m confused. Where does an office come into play?
wait that might say other favorite…not office.
I can’t get a clear enough close up on it.
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Absolutely says other. Which makes it make even more sense for it to be from Gale.
are you guys taking crazy pills?
Does Season 3 Ep 6 pre-date Gale? If so, we’re going to have a little bit of confusion. Regardless, the damage is done here. It would be poetic justice for Hank to connect the dots on a wrong assumption, i.e. the book being from Gale while it’s actually from Gretchen. He’s caught a lot of bad breaks in the road to catching Walt so far.
Also, if I recall correctly, isn’t Gretchen seen with the book in that same episode?
Gimme a break! It doesn’t fucking matter WHO it came from, all that matters is Hank KNOWS and Walter is FUCKED!
We have no way of knowing what Gretchen’s maiden name was. It could very well be from her. Plus it was stated that we will see more of Gretchen before the season ends… I think Hank will take a run @ Jesse based on this book. Jesse flips, Walt slips the ricin in a Shraderbrau and it’s lights out for Hank.
Two random thoughts: Todd’s uncle and his connections are nothing to sneeze at. Mike may have considered him midlevel, but that Nazi was able to put together a perfectly timed execution of 9 men.
Also, I do believe Hank is “out” in theory. But saying he’s out is a mental realization, not a physical reality at this point. He sold his theory of saving the Phoenix crew over $100 million in profit based on his special ability to cook the best meth on the planet. That was supposed to make everyone happy. How is he going to drop that now, with what I assume is plenty of methylene still left in the tank? Todd might be able to make decent meth by this point but surely not good enough.
You mean Walt is “out”…?
Yes sorry, these middle class first names all sound alike to me.
Walt wears a wire as part of a DEA deal to exclude Skyler’s cash and the carwash from RICO forfeiture.
The carwash may be worth at least its 860K purchase price if a potential partner does not recognize the faux money laundering receipts during a purchaser’s audit and due diligence.
This leaves Skler and the “family” in a similar cash position to Walt’s original cash needs calculation.
I entirely disagree that Walt wants to be caught; does he want that car-sized pile of money that he wanted to be handed to his son and daughter to be taken away? Not at all, just like Mike didn’t want anyone taking Kaylee’s trust fund. I like the article but #8 and #9 (the part about Walt wanting an easier life for his children) contradict each other…
Also, I wonder if & when Hank connects the phone call saying Marie was in an accident, and realizes Walt obviously knows his cell # and was the bastard who put him through that hell.
As simple as it sounds, I really think Walt will end up having to kill Todd which then in turn makes Todd’s Nazi relatives come after Walt. Walt may turn to Hank, or could just be buying machine gun for probable showdown with Nazi’s or the other meth dealers he started supplying.
Not sure this has been brought up before: While I’m not convinced Walt is wearing a wire in the flash-forward, and we know Walt is going incognito in the scene, doesn’t it look like his glasses are the kind prisons or jails issue? I suppose it’s probably just a departure of the style he has been wearing to help hide his identity. But still…
The book was seen in the episode “Sunset” with Gale in it. After Gale quoted Walt Whitman and during Hanks phone call to Walter asking about his former student Jesse.
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Sorry this was supposed to be a response higher up, The book predates any kind of significant relationship with Gale it is a device used to get Hank to connect dots, but that is all just a red herring to get us speculating over the next 10 months. Hell the next episode could open up with Hank bringing the book out and Walt talking about an ex-girlfriend gave it to him and Hank thinking nothing more of it.
Two more questions: 1) Hank looks for something to read on the can, indicating he is going to be there for a bit but after the realization, how long does it take him to finish his business? and 2) How thoroughly does he wipe?
He prob just went back to thinking about his rocks to finish up
Question #10: What is the new ingredient in Stevia?
Hint: It rhymes with “ricin”.
Random thought on the ricin: What if Walt ricins himself at the diner in the flash forward? Maybe he needs to take somebody out and ensure he is gone too to protect his family? Maybe the pills he takes are some way to slow down the effects of ricin? It would be a hell of a way to go out in a blaze of glory and redeem himself. I don’t know, maybe completely stupid, I’m not even sure I can convince myself of it. Just thought I would share because I haven’t seen that idea floated anywhere.
Plausible!
I like this. He takes the ricin, frames the nazis.
Why wasn’t Walt picked up when Mike was under SERIOUS D.E.A.surveillance ??
Supposedly Mike made sure to lose his tail(s) anytime he was meeting up with Walt, i.e. at their headquarters (Mike was insulted when Walt asked him if he made sure he lost anyone following him when they were meeting at the HQ). Also, Mike was a goddamn ninja-jedi, and I still can’t believe he let Walt get the drop on him.
Can anyone confirm if the shirt Marie is wearing by the pool is the same as the one in the photo that was bugged, or is it just different articles both yellow.
“One argument says it was a silly, accidental mistake, but the other says that it was intentional. That Walt — who is dying — wants to be caught. He wants credit for making millions. He built an empire. He killed a lot of people. He was in it as much for the power as for the money. Would his ego allow him to disappear quietly? Walt is a meticulous man who never makes a mistake.”
BS. Walt has made plenty of mistakes. Mistakes that sometimes he has corrected.
Walt goes into witness protection in New Hamp and return to ABQ to save Jesse from Declan, after Declan murdered Hollie after Walt flipped on the Phoenix crew. Walt dies in a blaze of glory. Saves Jesse. The end
I think it all has to come back to Gus being Chilean. They made a big deal out of that in that flashback of young Gus and his cook in Mexico. Also, after screwing over the cartel, there hasss to be some repercussions. Cartel’s dont forget, and so far we havent seen much blowback from that.
There’s also the fact that the cartel didn’t kill Gus because they knew “who he was”. That certainly made it sound like his past was important.
Just a new thought; if what many are thinking is a wire on Walt in the opener, is it possible that Walt is meeting Lydia at that diner to bust her for the DEA? That is, of course, if that is really a wire on him. If Walt is getting caught, he’ll try whatever he can do to keep as much money as he can and protect Skylar and the kids you’d think.
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Pretty sure they won’t be distributing in Czechoslovakia unless they have designs on building a time machine.
Was it just me, or did Marie mention something about taking “prenatal vitamins” at the barbeque scene?
She was, but presumably just to make her hair shinier. If I remember right, my wife noted that was a side effect of hers.
yeah, so this “meticulous man that never makes a mistake” shit…didn’t he pretty much kill mike by mistake because he was all like, “oh shit man I could just get this info from that one brunette chick! lol my bad mike.”
On to Season 6!….
All we have to go on is the flash forward teaser from this season. In it, the most glaring clue is that Walt is not wearing his wedding band. Now, the show has taken great pains to show Walt’s ring finger in many of the scenes from this past season. He never takes the ring off. Not even to test powerful magnets. So, I figure there are only 2 possible reasons he’s not wearing it anymore:
1) His wife has wronged him. If it was anything else to do with Skylar, like she was killed, or divorced or left him, he would still wear it. His marriage was sacred. What could she have done to him to make him take it off? Hmmmm….
2) He has been in prison. He’d have to remove all jewelry there. And, since he still doesn’t have it, he did not leave prison through official channels.
I think this tells us a lot about what may be coming…
Five bucks that the Ricen is going to be used on Skylar because either Walter is going to get sick of her or she’s going to cheat on him with Jesse.
It’s starting to look more and more likely that the wire thing might indeed be true!
Someone may have already mentioned it, but I also noticed that right before Skyler takes Walt to the storage locker, he’s sitting outside staring at the pool (symbolic of Skyler’s “suicide” attempt, as well as the blue meth he’s cooking).
I’m convinced Skyler is going to die. The reason Walt got into the meth business in the first place was so Skyler would have money to take care of the kids when he was gone. But, if his meth cooking ultimately gets her killed, that would pretty much defeat the (initial) purpose.
And notice, the further Skyler pushes the kids away, the more involved Walt gets with meth, the more ruthless he becomes, the more greedy, aggressive, etc… Could be something to that. Seems like her death is the only thing that will snap him out of it, and such an event would definitely bring the show full circle.
With respect to Jesse’s gun, the shot of it already wasn’t there “by accident”. It was a fairly important part of the plot of that episode.
Jesse looked out the window and saw that it was Walt at the door. He then went and got the gun before he answered the door. He looked terrified the entire time and had a bit of a freak out after Walt left. He was clearly convinced Walt wanted to kill him, so he got the gun to potentially defend himself.
It might be used again, but I think the shot was more to establish how much their relationship changed by having Jesse arm himself before answering the door.
Walt’s shirt is yellow in the prison murder scene
Rewatch the scene where Walt and Hank are drinking whiskey in Hank’s living room. When Hank sits in his chair a wire is definitely noticeable. Either that, or he’s got a hell of a varicose vein.
Conclusion: The “wire” in episode 1 is a mic wire that someone happened to notice.
I still dont understand the point of the fumigation tents on the houses during the cooking montage, can someone get me up to speed?
There are a bunch of ways one could look at it. It reinforces the idea that the lab has gone “mobile.” Walt isn’t in a static laboratory, he’s cooking in people’s homes. The next time you see a tented house while driving down the road, you’ll probably think of BB (I know I will).
Along with that, Walt is now dragging innocent people into his empire. In the lab before, if he were to get caught, only those responsible would have anything to worry about. Now he is potentially making innocent families accessories to his meth empire. Ok ok, those people wouldn’t face any charges as they didn’t know, but who knows that that contract they signed actually has in it. Imagine if Vamanos actually had clauses in it saying the homeowners gave permission for Vamanos to cook meth in the house?! (This is a complete stretch of my imagination, I don’t think that’ll play out next summer). Additionally, there is some irony. One hires Vamanos to get rid of pests in the home, yet Vamanos is promoting the spread of pests (crime/meth trade) in society at large.
Also as pointed out above, it can be viewed as a parallel to Walt’s cancer (if its back). Before he had a tumor on his lung (the lab) and now the cancer has spread throughout his entire body (like the tents in the neighborhood).
Did walt kill Mike’s Lawyer that turned State’s? Didn’t see him in the montage.
yep. he was the one who had the pool of blood beneath the bench he was laying on.
Uproxx, I was going to ask: Don’t you mean “crisis of conscience”? But then again, maybe it _is_ a crisis of consciousness, bong and all.
hey has anyone made a Mike Trout/Mike Ehrmantraut crossover gif/meme yet? If not, get on that
in the first season Walter said to his chemistry class, “Chemistry is the study of matter. But I prefer to see it as the study of change. It is growth, then decay, then transformation.”
its clear that walter’s conscious grew (the idea of cooking meth so his family had a decent nest egg when he was gone was admirable,) then he decayed into heisenberg, the killing machine who was willing to take out anyone in his way.
Now it is the transformation stage of Breaking Bad. Walter will change from heisenberg, to the man who needs to protect his family, jesse, etc. He will work with the DEA to make sure some of the money he made is still around for Holly, Breakfast Man, and Skylar.
next season is gunna b fun
You can’t see this, but I’m nodding and giving you a thumbs up right now.
I’m sitting next to Geddy, doing the same thing. That opening speech has to be the backbone of the show.
Jesse would be suffering a crisis of conscience, not a crisis of consciousness…sheesh.
Has it been brought up that the pic on Walt’s license in the Denny’s scene is a pic of bald goatee Walt? Not sure if it means anything or it perhaps the beard and hair are fake, perhaps a disguise to get him into madrigal so he can use the machine gun to shoot up all the barrels exposing Lydia’s hidden shipments. Perhaps he wants to shut down the Lydia/Todd empire that’s taking his place since his retirement. Or the disguise is to hide from Hank so he can get to madrigal and barrel shoot
What if Walt IS finished with the whole meth thing, but when he finds out how much money Lydia and Todd are making without him a year later, he gets jealous (like for Grey Matter), does something stupid, which leads to the machine gun?
Skylar & Jessie have now bonded(over green beans and the car wash keeping the heist from the train) She rolled her eyes at him against Walter..They team up to kill Walt with his own ricin!
It is possible that Walt didn’t know Gale wrote the note. The page was tucked behind the leaf jacket.
Also Gale definitely gives him the book, in Season 6 Ep. 3 Walt is reading it right after he mets Gale who quotes Walt Whitman. The odds that Gretchen’s maiden name started with a B and she wrote a note to “W.W.” in the same manner that Gale wrote in his notes are basically the equivalent odds of going to a bar and having a drink with a man who’s daughter just died of a heroin overdose with your meth partner and after his heartbreak can’t do his job so two planes crash and a pink teddy bear falls into your pool that looks exactly like the one painted on the daughters wall.
3 THEORIES ABOUT SEASON 5
1.WALT WILL KILL A MAIN CHARACTER OF SHOW. Many comparisons have been made about Heisenberg being like Scarface. Even Vince Gillian said it and has put the Movie in the show. Remember that Scarface Kills His BEST FRIEND. So will it Be Skyler or Jesse? Maybe even Hank, the Hero (vs. Antihero Walt). Also note; Scarface is eventually hunted down and Killed by the Over Seas Drug lord he made a deal with from Columbia (similar to Walt’s Euro Connect)
2. WALT’s FAMILY MEMBER HAS METH ADDICTION. I have noticed that his son, Walt Jr has been very scarce, always with his friends and taking secret phone calls…. has he been dabbling in the Blue Stuff? or maybe Marie who has had demons in her past before with the stealing and pretending she is some one else.
3. HANK GOES NUTS! After finding out that Walt is indeed HEISENBERG the first revelation to deal with when season5 Ep9 broadcast is how Hank will deal with this Info. You saw how he reacted on Jesse when They made the Fake call about Marie being in an accident in Season 3. This and other horrible things that have happened to Hank are now all pointed right at Walt as the cause. Will this send him into Man-On-Fire Mode?
You’re forgetting the flash-forward intro scene of Season 5. Walt had hair, Kentucky license plate, and pulled a machine gun out of the trunk. This is likely going to conclude on the final episode. Walt is going to war with someone – the question is who?
SKYLAR & JESSE KILL WALT with RYCIN. Jessiesgirl above made this comment i also think this is a possibility. i noticed the slight bond made between SKYLAR & JESSE now that both are TRAPPED by the situation WALT has put them both in. Even though Jesse is out, he is tied to Walt. Every in the Game knows him as Walts partner (AZ connect/Lydia).
Im very intrigued to see if jesse finds out that Walt was to blame for the death of Jane and poisoning of Brock? Those are two of the BIGGEST shockers of the show…Somehow Jesse will find out and confront Walt…the question is how will he confront him?
I also think that Todd and his tarantula in a jar will play a big role somehow. The tarantula jar was focused on in the opening of the train episode and we that Todd had kept it and had somesort of sick fascination with it. ALso the prison connection is HUGE…cant wait to see how it unfolds!!
Oh – Jesse has to find out somehow that Walt was responsible for poisoning Brock in a sick attempt to win him back over onto his side in order to kill Gus. That’s major. I think Jesse will be the one to stop Walt, some how or another – it will be a surprise. The wait for the rest of Season 5 is KILLING ME!
I think Holly or Skyler’s death is quite plausible. The pink teddy bear was a minor object which had been damaged… But surrounded a much bigger disaster. This could imply Skyler’s death, as Holly would be the small pink object who is damaged (losing her Mother) by a larger disaster. As people have established, Holly is always dressed in pink, looking very similar to the teddy bear in some respects. Also, at the end of season 5 during the seemingly happy scene, Holly is dressed in pink and Walt Jr is the only character to have anything red on him – both colours VG has associated with death. We see Walt Jr pushing Holly around the pool, marked by quite a jazzy camera shot from the front of her RED car. Let’s not forget the lilly of the valley is still in Walt’s yard, as far as we know….
No, Walt was shown throwing the plant away in a garbage back at the beginning of Season 5. Also, the intro scene to Season 5 showed Walt in a new appearance, he had Kentucky plates, and pulled a freakin machine gun out of the trunk. This was a flashforward. Walt is going to war with someone – may it be Hank?!
Think yo’ll way over analyzing the yellow shirt. It’s just a yellow shirt…