Can't see any of those videos anymore.
Thinking about the series as a whole, particularly the 5th season, if everybody had just listened to Walt and done what he said, things would have turned out great for everybody. This is my entire pro-Walt argument. It was everybody's decision to turn on Walt that ultimately does them in. Walt opens doors left and right to Hank, Skyler and Jesse all the way to the very end. He wants them to share in his winnings, but they are too hung up on what has happened in the past to listen. He tried to buy Hank's life with all his money, tried to get his money to Skyler to help her, but she and Flynn wouldn't take it. So I don't buy this business that it was Walt that destroyed everybody's lives. You look at Walt's actions in the last season and you see a man desperately trying to save not only everything he's worked for, but trying to save Hank, Jesse and Skyler from destroying themselves in their attempts to destroy him. And before anybody calls me a horrible person again, I am speaking about all of this from within in the context of the show. Of course if this was real life, a different set of standards would apply. But it isn't real life, and thus standards of in-world context apply.
Topic: Breaking bad, you watching it? (Read 90724 times)
