Yeah I figured that's why they were questioning him, I was just wondering if he doesn't say anything at all about the money or Walt if they could charge him or even hold him on anything. I guess maybe if he refuses to explain where he got the money he could be obstructing or something.
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I just hope Jesse doesn't turns states evidence. If he does he's dead, as he should be. If he wants to go renegade with Hank, off book, I'm cool with that.
CycloneErik
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Just looked for that. It didn't look like it was there. Whoever went through the house didn't mess around.
I'm thinking the M-60 is for Walt. Think 'Young Guns' and going down 'In a Blaze of Glory'
Also think the Ricin may be for Walt as well. Walt shoots someone/thing up, but not intending to go down at that same time, just accomplish some 'mission'.
Then, after that is done, pop the Ricin himself. Quick, easy, & clean.
Still wonder if Elliot & Gretchen Schwartz show up some how. At least Gretchen considering there was some 'secret' involved when Walt 'walked away from her' and whether or not the book was from her or from Gale Boetticher.
Also think the Ricin may be for Walt as well. Walt shoots someone/thing up, but not intending to go down at that same time, just accomplish some 'mission'.
Then, after that is done, pop the Ricin himself. Quick, easy, & clean.
Still wonder if Elliot & Gretchen Schwartz show up some how. At least Gretchen considering there was some 'secret' involved when Walt 'walked away from her' and whether or not the book was from her or from Gale Boetticher.
If he's going to kill himself, I doubt he uses the ricin. That would be a bad and painful way to go out.
Unless used within a Bulgarian Umbrella. But maybe he tries to use something similar to that to kill someone else and just has the M-60 as a backup. Really, I have no clue and am grasping at straws, just like I have for over 4 years.
Ya I think he uses it on Jesse. It wouldn't make any sense to use it on himself.
Aaron Paul does so much with Jesse's character all while not saying a word. His face on the merry-go-round and in the interrogation room are priceless.
How can you not like Jesse? Walt and Jesse are heading in opposite directions in mind. Jesse atleast feels conviction and guilt for what he's done. Walter in my mind only cares about himself and his ego.
Because imo Walt could have given Jesse the easy life. Jesse is a junkie headcase.
My 3 predictions. The last two can not both happen however.
#1: The lottery ticket wins and it is exactly $737,000 the exact amount of money he said he needed before he was done (Season 2)
#2: Saul confesses to Jesse that Walt killed Brock and Mike. Jesse teams up with Hank to get Walt.
And the one I found and like:
#3: Hank will waltz in, sit down, and give a very casual "Hello, Jesse". Hank will throw out some more names, call him a piece of ****, and tell him he has a chance to redeem himself. That he's on the verge of catching Heisenberg, and all he needs is Jesse's confession to knowing something.
Here's where it'll fall apart: Hank will tell Jesse that if he gives him some solid evidence, Heisenberg will go down forever and Jesse will have a deal to be let free. Hank will offer a deal to work with Jesse in order to make sure he gets minimal sentencing, and Heisenberg will get everything that's coming to him. Now, Jesse is looking for punishment. He's looking to pay for the things he's done, so that deal doesn't work for him. Jesse looks up and says "I'm Heisenberg".
#1: The lottery ticket wins and it is exactly $737,000 the exact amount of money he said he needed before he was done (Season 2)
#2: Saul confesses to Jesse that Walt killed Brock and Mike. Jesse teams up with Hank to get Walt.
And the one I found and like:
#3: Hank will waltz in, sit down, and give a very casual "Hello, Jesse". Hank will throw out some more names, call him a piece of ****, and tell him he has a chance to redeem himself. That he's on the verge of catching Heisenberg, and all he needs is Jesse's confession to knowing something.
Here's where it'll fall apart: Hank will tell Jesse that if he gives him some solid evidence, Heisenberg will go down forever and Jesse will have a deal to be let free. Hank will offer a deal to work with Jesse in order to make sure he gets minimal sentencing, and Heisenberg will get everything that's coming to him. Now, Jesse is looking for punishment. He's looking to pay for the things he's done, so that deal doesn't work for him. Jesse looks up and says "I'm Heisenberg".
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Walt poisened brock he didnt kill him. I think Jesse is convinced that Walt killed mike even though Walt won't admit it. Also I don't think there is anyway Saul would cross a high level client like Walt. Saul has also proven in this show that he is not a rat and he won't screw over one of his own clients.
I can only assume Hank is thinking about the book and tv deals that will come with sending his own brother in law to jail. I mean seriously this story would make for a hell of a drama series on AMC, and they could get the dad from Malcom in the Middle to play... Oh crap, never mind.
The easy life? Walter uses and manipulates Jesse throughout this show. He doesn't give a **** about him. Part of the reason Jesse is such a head-case is because of the stuff that Walt made him do.
