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After all, if his thesis is that he’ll either die of cancer or in jail anyway, why not just end it now so everyone can move on? Meanwhile, Hank demands a full confession. Marie coldly states that if Walt truly wants to help his family, he should commit suicide. There is no more drug empire, there is no Heisenberg. But as Walt once again puts forth, there is no evidence, and he wants his children left out of whatever plans Hank might be cooking up to try and bring him to justice. Hank, of course, is seething, Skyler ( Anna Gunn) remains loyal to Walt but enigmatic, while Marie wants the full force of the DEA to deal with this, now. The costume design on “Breaking Bad” has always keyed into the mood of characters, and this is certainly a dynamic shift for Marie, but understandable given that she’s reeling from the news she’s learned about her sister. The first thing to notice is that Marie’s usual purple attire has been swapped out for a plain black dress. So a meeting is put together between both couples at a taqueria. But with Marie trying to take off with Holly last week, and now this, an understanding has to be reached. First, Walt tells his son that his cancer is back, this time in his lung, but that he’s undergoing chemo and everything will be fine. Mitte) is randomly invited over to their house under the pretext of helping Marie with computer problems, a plan of action is set in motion. Hank, and now Marie ( Betsy Brandt), are like two dogs with a bone, and when Walt Jr.
Meanwhile, Walt has his own problems to deal with. And while he’s rightfully pissed, Walt orders Saul to bail him out of jail. But Hank doesn’t have much time to continue his line of questioning as Saul ( Bob Odenkirk) finally arrives on the scene, having heard of Jesse’s arrest on television. Having been beaten severely by Hank in the past (in season three’s “ One Minute“), it’s no surprise that Jesse calmly tells him, “Eat me.” And as Hank persists, Jesse goads him, asking if he’d rather beat the answer out of him.
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He circles Jesse, and tries to reason and encourage him to roll on Walt, not only so he can avoid charges for his own crimes, but free himself from what is a very apparent heavy conscience. And as things opened up last night, Hank comes looking to bury Heisenberg instead. Last week’s “ Buried” saw Hank ( Dean Norris) walk into the holding cell where an emotionally shattered Jesse Pinkman ( Aaron Paul) was being questioned for tossing millions of dollars out the window of his car. So this week, instead of going through the turn-by-turn of what happened across the episode, we’re going to deviate slightly because there are a few observations that need to be made along the way. Each week we’re consistently thwarted by any expectations of where the writers of “ Breaking Bad” will take the show, but the key twist of “ Confessions” is a true jaw dropper.
This is my confession.” These are words no one would have thought they’d ever hear come out of the words of the mouth of Walter White ( Bryan Cranston), but it sets up one of the most astonishing plot turns of the final eight episodes yet. I live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104.
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