Breaking Bad - Part 8

[Trainwreck2100]

Walt snuck into the house (I forget why) after they shot up the rest of her heroin. When he was there, Jane began to react to her OD and he let her drown in her own vomit. He left after that.

And yeah, Jesse woke up to find her dead, blaming himself.

that's not just it though IIRC walt moved jane onto her back while looking for the money. I believe she was originally sleeping facedown

 

[SpideyFan866]

that's not just it though IIRC walt moved jane onto her back while looking for the money. I believe she was originally sleeping facedown

That's right. I remember thinking that she may have lived if he hadn't done that.

 

[Shikamaru]

Regarding Jane's death...

I don't remember; did Jesse wake up and just find Jane dead beside him? Or did Walt wake him up and show him that she died? Because if it was the latter, I guess Jesse COULD deduce that Walt was present when she died, given his current paranoia about Walt.

He woke up and found Jane dead.

 

[Travesty]

that's not just it though IIRC walt moved jane onto her back while looking for the money. I believe she was originally sleeping facedown

Walt didn't directly move Jane. She was cuddling with Jesse on her side, and Walt came in to wake up Jesse. As he was trying to get him to wake up, Jane rolled onto her back, and a few seconds later she started to choke on her vomit. He just stood there and watched.

 

[Christopher Nolan]

Walt snuck into the house (I forget why)

he wanted to apologize and try to talk to him. minutes before he talked to janes dad in the bar, both agreed that they can not let family members down..

after they shot up the rest of her heroin. When he was there, Jane began to react to her OD and he let her drown in her own vomit. He left after that.

actually, walter tried to wake up jesse (trying to talk to him), both have been sleeping on the side to each other...jane behind the back of jesse. like this:

when walter tried to wake up jesse, jane felt on her back and then the OD started...

 

[Upset Spideyfan]

Letting Jane die is the one thing that Walter could honestly say he did for Jesse. Couple that with him going into the drug den to get him out, That's probably when his affection for Jesse was at its most genuine and free from the manipulations that usually categorize their relationship.

 

[Soapy]

Yeah, Walt and Jesse's relationship is my favorite thing about the show.

 

[Rowsdower!]

Thanks guys for clearing up the stuff about Jane's death. Been so long I couldn't remember.

 

[Bruce Malone]

Letting Jane die is the one thing that Walter could honestly say he did for Jesse. Couple that with him going into the drug den to get him out, That's probably when his affection for Jesse was at its most genuine and free from the manipulations that usually categorize their relationship.

That's probably true but if jesse found that out coupled with brock he'd probably set walt up in some basement somewhere to be tortured. Jane was wrong for him but he arguably had a profound attachment to her and if he ever somehow found out walt let her die...

 

[Dr. Manhatten]

My prediction for part of the next episode:

Spoiler

Jesse pours gasoline everywhere but Jr. and Holly are home. He spots them and has a standoff, ultimately deciding not to burn it down with them. Jesse says something that tips off Jr, something that also reveals his name and Jr confronts Walt about it. He reminds him of the time that Walt called him Jesse late in season 4. Not sure who reveals it but Jr finds out that Walt's a meth kingpin

 

[Kane52630]

 

[Piper Maru]

^

If only....

 

[georgec]

Yeah, Walt and Jesse's relationship is my favorite thing about the show.

It's all about the bromance between Skinny Pete and Badger.

 

[Piper Maru]

So the next episode is titled Rabid Dog. The episode description is as follows;

An unusual strategy starts to bear fruit, while plans are set in motion that could change everything.

Predictions?

 

[Liam_H]

Jesse is a loose cannon that Walt realizes he has to deal with.

 

[Christopher Nolan]

So the next episode is titled Rabid Dog. The episode description is as follows;

An unusual strategy starts to bear fruit, while plans are set in motion that could change everything.

Predictions?

todd

 

[Rowsdower!]

Ah, good suggestion. In many ways, Todd does fit the description of a rabid dog that needs to be put down. Even if he is one polite rabid dog.

However, the title could also be a reference to Jesse running around like a dog of his leash wreaking havoc and Walt feeling the need to put him down.

 

[Sawyer]

Ah, good suggestion. In many ways, Todd does fit the description of a rabid dog that needs to be put down. Even if he is one polite rabid dog.

However, the title could also be a reference to Jesse running around like a dog of his leash wreaking havoc and Walt feeling the need to put him down.

If the preview was any indication, I think it might be Skyler feeling the need for Walt to put him down.

 

[Christopher Nolan]

jesse wont die...it is too obvious now...so he will live.

 

[Sawyer]

Be that as it may, he still may be the rabid dog, as they view him.

 

[giveyourself12%]

Letting Jane die is the one thing that Walter could honestly say he did for Jesse. .

I've always thought this. Jane was no good for him (and vice versa really).


I thought it was pretty cringe-worthy that after she basically shot down his feelings for her, ("Who's US?!") instead of being like, "Fine...hit the bricks." he just got high and cried.


If he had stayed with her he certainly would have O.D.'d and Walt's life would have been pretty great if he could have gotten out of his contract after making the three million.


Freakin' Jesse...always messing things up....

 

[Maximus One]

Ok concerning the Gus death (too many to quote on my phone) but I know full well what people can survive. I dunno, I'm totally not saying I don't love that scene or the impact it had or how awesome and end it was for such a great character. It's just that this show to me, does feel ultra-realistic. Just the way things are presented, every little detail of things are plotted out so well and everything that it just feels super realistic to me and that scene SEEMED, see how I said seemed, just a tad out of place with the way things had been presented in the show. Every death in the show feels so real and dirty and hands on most of the time that it just felt a tad over the top. It's not a big deal, I was just wondering if I was the only one that felt that way. I'm not in any way trying to start an argument about it or anything silly like that. It isn't totally unrealistic of a notion but it seemed like it was for this show IMO. Not a lot though, just a little bit. It didn't take anything away from the show in any fashion at all that's for sure

 

[Bruce Malone]

Ehh BB became sort of pulpy/comic-y with the introduction of the cartel twins and took that extension all the way to gus and his end.

I don't think BB ever tried to get to that gritty realness that a show like the wire did for example. Look at the way it's filmed even? "Mars-ico" is all i'll say.

 

[Kane52630]

 

[Marvolo]

Ok concerning the Gus death (too many to quote on my phone) but I know full well what people can survive. I dunno, I'm totally not saying I don't love that scene or the impact it had or how awesome and end it was for such a great character. It's just that this show to me, does feel ultra-realistic. Just the way things are presented, every little detail of things are plotted out so well and everything that it just feels super realistic to me and that scene SEEMED, see how I said seemed, just a tad out of place with the way things had been presented in the show. Every death in the show feels so real and dirty and hands on most of the time that it just felt a tad over the top. It's not a big deal, I was just wondering if I was the only one that felt that way. I'm not in any way trying to start an argument about it or anything silly like that. It isn't totally unrealistic of a notion but it seemed like it was for this show IMO. Not a lot though, just a little bit. It didn't take anything away from the show in any fashion at all that's for sure

I get 100% what you're saying. Even before I made it through season one I saw that scene and I couldn't believe it was from the same show. Its a whole different beast from the rest of the stuff in this show. That being said, I think we can all agree that after the razor blade scene and all the other Gus stuff that that character had to go out in a big satisfying way.