[QUOTE=Apollo;42220558]Of course it's not as black and white as that but it's like a lot of people forget that Jesse has done a bunch of bad stuff too or they think it's fine that he did it because he spends 20 episodes crying and staring into the distance like a pussy because he did it like that somehow makes it better. I know I'm in the minority thinking like this as evidenced by the number of people disagreeing with me/calling me dumb but I don't really give a darn. I like Jesse's character and everything but he is far from the moral center of the show and all of that jazz IMO.[/QUOTE]
you have no idea what you are talking about stop watching breaking bad
Oh man I cried so fucking much when [sp]Walter said all that stuff to Skyler, what the fuck. This episode had me saying WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING all the time. This finale is so good oh God.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Starscre4M;42221034][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/k8PmIgc.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Meanwhile, the lowest rated episodes are "Fly" and "Open House" (the episode with Marie and the spoons).
[QUOTE=Fingers!!!;42221112]Oh man I cried so fucking much when [sp]Walter said all that stuff to Skyler, what the fuck. This episode had me saying WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING all the time. This finale is so good oh God.[/sp][/QUOTE]
I don't know what you mean by "this finale," but we still have two episodes left. :v: Unless you're referring to these last few episodes as a collective finale.
[QUOTE=ZF911;42220996]The crying and staring into the distance is what makes all the difference. Walter kills someone and it doesn't have a lasting effect on him. Jesse kills someone and it eats him up inside. That doesn't make him "like a pussy," it means he has a conscience that is far more dominant that Walter's. No he's not a perfect white knight, but the fact that he acts "like a pussy" every time something bad happens does mean he has [u]one of[/u] the strongest moral compasses in the show.[/QUOTE]The fact that just two episodes ago he was ready to burn down Walt's house and punish his innocent family really goes to show just how strong his moral compass is. He feels bad about doing bad things yet that doesn't stop him from doing them over, and over.
[QUOTE=pfoot;42221020]you have no idea what you are talking about stop watching breaking bad[/QUOTE]Your mother is so fat she ate the punctuation in your sentence.
[QUOTE=Apollo;42221201]The fact that just two episodes ago he was ready to burn down Walt's house and punish his innocent family really goes to show just how strong his moral compass is. He feels bad about doing bad things yet that doesn't stop him from doing them over, and over.
Your mother is so fat she ate the punctuation in your sentence.[/QUOTE]
[sp]I highly doubt he would have went through with it if anyone was actually in the house. Jesse doesn't exactly agree with the notion of targeting loved ones to indirectly harm someone, kind of the whole reason he's upset at Walt right now.[/sp]
open house is still the best episode
the spoons made it so good imo
[QUOTE=ZF911;42221276]I highly doubt he would have went through with it if anyone was actually in the house. Jesse doesn't exactly agree with the notion of targeting loved ones to indirectly harm someone, kind of the whole reason he's upset at Walt right now.[/QUOTE]
I don't agree with Apollo, but I don't agree that [sp]Jesse wouldn't have gone through with burning Walt's house down if Hank didn't stop him. As strong as his moral compass can be, he was just fueled by pure rage and hatred at that point. And meth.[/sp]
That was so intense, escecially the scene [sp]where he leaves with the truck and rams skylars car out of the way[/sp]
[QUOTE=QuickSnapz;42212537]Does this mean anything?
[url]http://i.imgur.com/aRYqkbK.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]
Walt is dead
Heisenberg is go go
[QUOTE=ZF911;42221276]I highly doubt he would have went through with it if anyone was actually in the house. Jesse doesn't exactly agree with the notion of targeting loved ones to indirectly harm someone, kind of the whole reason he's upset at Walt right now.[/QUOTE]He would have absolutely gone through with it if it weren't for Hank the Tank going in and saving the day. There was literally no sign of him having any second thoughts about what he was doing.
[QUOTE=Swiket;42221339]I don't agree with Apollo, but I don't agree that [sp]Jesse wouldn't have gone through with burning Walt's house down if Hank didn't stop him. As strong as his moral compass can be, he was just fueled by pure rage and hatred at that point. And meth.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]I feel like if he saw Holly or Flynn he would have stopped.[/sp]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mb_3CZoRfJc[/url]
latest ep spoilers
[QUOTE=Apollo;42221201]The fact that just two episodes ago he was ready to burn down Walt's house and punish his innocent family really goes to show just how strong his moral compass is. He feels bad about doing bad things yet that doesn't stop him from doing them over, and over.[/QUOTE]
Which is why it's so strange that him and Walt hate each other now. They're identical.
[sp]I wonder what the significance of the picture of Brock and Andrea near the end was. [/sp] I fucking cant wait until next week's episode.
[QUOTE=Electroholic;42222108][sp]I wonder what the significance of the picture of Brock and Andrea near the end was. [/sp] I fucking cant wait until next week's episode.[/QUOTE]
You must be joking.
Wow all you morons going 'Walt is dead Heisenberg has taken over' like could you possibly be more simple minded
this isn't the fucking Spider-Man movie where Norman Osborn injects himself with bad guy juice, then the spooky ghost floats around his house telling him to do bad things omg
[QUOTE=Suttles;41979054][sp] has holly talked yet? Calling it. Her first words are " i hope you die you piece of shit". She's the only person who is in walt's immediate family not to tell him to die. :V[/sp][/QUOTE]
Close enough :v:
[QUOTE=Sungrazer;42218767]I'm not saying he doesn't have his reasons, some of which may be legit, but I don't care. He fucked Walt over way too many times, from the little things like dumping water on the generator all the way up to betraying Walt by leading Hank to Walt and his subsequent demise.[/QUOTE]
[sp]Walt is the one who called the gang and gave away their location.[/sp]
[editline]17th September 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=Apollo;42221201]The fact that just two episodes ago he was ready to burn down Walt's house and punish his innocent family really goes to show just how strong his moral compass is. He feels bad about doing bad things yet that doesn't stop him from doing them over, and over.[/QUOTE]
Bear in mind that at that time [sp]Jesse was completely messed up by the revelation that Walt manipulated him by poisoning an innocent child.[/sp]
[QUOTE=smurfy;42213397][sp]So is Huell still waiting in that room? Only Hank and Gomez knew he was there, I guess he's fucked now[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]now that i think about it, huell still thinks walts wants to kill him. surely that will come up later and have some effect[/sp]
[editline]17th September 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=Hardpoint Nomad;42221391]Walt is dead
Heisenberg is go go[/QUOTE]
[sp]in this one episode, walt was willing to give up everything he's earned, literally all of his money to save hank, wanted his longtime partner jesse dead and deliberately made him feel betrayed by telling him about jane as a result of hank's death, then tried his best to keep the family intact by trying to get walt jr. and skyler to come with him and start a new life, only to have them call the cops on him, and then he deliberately made himself look like the bad guy knowing the police were there, so that skyler wouldn't get in trouble. if "walter white" is his good side and "heisenberg" is his bad side, then he must be switching between them constantly. or perhaps he's just a human being that they've portrayed very realistically. is he just "heisenberg" whenever he does something bad and "walter white" whenever he does something good? because i think that's just a weird, overly poetic way of saying that he does good and bad things[/sp]
Ozymandias was probably the greatest [sp]setup for Low Winter Sun[/sp] I've ever seen.
I have to admit even though it was kinda fucked up when [sp]Walt told Jesse that he watched Jane die, it's kind of satisfying for it to finally come out.[/sp]
Man I lost 4 stone watching that I sweat so much. Breaking Bad is the best exercise.
I got some weird [sp]Face/Off vibe in that shot with Jesse, having half of his face fucked, with his eye covered up. Really reminded me of when Gus walked out with his face blown off but he died. Maybe it's their way of saying Jesse has his Face On, so he becomes the new Gus and starts up a chain of friend chicken restaurants that use Chilli P as their secret ingredient[/sp]
God damn
[sp]I was waiting for the episode where everything comes crashing down on Walt for so long, but it still hit hard[/sp]
[QUOTE=Y'all.;42222558]
[sp]in this one episode, walt was willing to give up everything he's earned, literally all of his money to save hank, wanted his longtime partner jesse dead and deliberately made him feel betrayed by telling him about jane as a result of hank's death, then tried his best to keep the family intact by trying to get walt jr. and skyler to come with him and start a new life, only to have them call the cops on him, and then he deliberately made himself look like the bad guy knowing the police were there, so that skyler wouldn't get in trouble. if "walter white" is his good side and "heisenberg" is his bad side, then he must be switching between them constantly. or perhaps he's just a human being that they've portrayed very realistically. is he just "heisenberg" whenever he does something bad and "walter white" whenever he does something good? because i think that's just a weird, overly poetic way of saying that he does good and bad things[/sp][/QUOTE]
My two cents:
[sp] People just need to label things in clear concise black and white camps and thus denote his good actions to Walt and his bad to his Heisenberg pseudonym. The truth is Heisenberg isn't some alter-ego persona of Walt's it's just Walt. As you said he's a human being, human's tend to do things that cross between the shades regularly, in the terms of Walt he crosses the lines regularly due to his profession.
Actually I already think one User already had an outburst about this before.[/sp]
[QUOTE=ZF911;42220996]The crying and staring into the distance is what makes all the difference. Walter kills someone and it doesn't have a lasting effect on him. Jesse kills someone and it eats him up inside. That doesn't make him "like a pussy," it means he has a conscience that is far more dominant that Walter's. No he's not a perfect white knight, but the fact that he acts "like a pussy" every time something bad happens does mean he has [u]one of[/u] the strongest moral compasses in the show.[/QUOTE]
Walt is pragmatic, Jesse is idealistic. Gotta break some eggs to make an omelet.
[editline]17th September 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=WeekendWarrior;42222539][sp]Walt is the one who called the gang and gave away their location.[/sp][/QUOTE]
Yes, and his target was Jesse. He didn't know Hank was coming and he called them off once he realised it.
The cast at the Emmys next year:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Z6f8um7.gif[/IMG]
[QUOTE=Mabus;42223307]My two cents:
[sp] People just need to label things in clear concise black and white camps and thus denote his good actions to Walt and his bad to his Heisenberg pseudonym. The truth is Heisenberg isn't some alter-ego persona of Walt's it's just Walt. As you said he's a human being, human's tend to do things that cross between the shades regularly, in the terms of Walt he crosses the lines regularly due to his profession.
Actually I already think one User already had an outburst about this before.[/sp][/QUOTE]
Prior to his cancer diagnosis, he never would have done any of these things. Something clicked in him and, while I don't necessarily think he has two split personalities in a literal sense, he definitely has what he needs to constrain his morally conscientious objections, sometimes painfully as was the case with Jane. He's not good nor evil, he's simply able to cross a line to do what he feel he must, that most people cannot.
[editline]17th September 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=PollytheParrot;42223442]The cast at the Emmys next year:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Z6f8um7.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]
We really like to run things into the ground, don't we?
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