[ SECRET POST #3507 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3507 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]


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03.
[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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04.
[Shameless (US Version)]


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[Breaking Bad]


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06.
[Movie: Mr. Right]


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07.
[Sherlock Holmes]


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08.
[Jacob Frye/Maxwell Roth, Assassin's Creed Syndicate]


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09.
[Gravity Rush]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, but how about the fact that he (Jesse) directly created the situation that resulted in Walt's starting to go down the whole slippery slope (when he shot those two henchmen of Gus's -- the ones Jesse was literally going in for right at the moment when Walt shot them first). (I'm OP btw)

How the fuck are people giving Jesse such a huge pass on this shit in the very same breath they mention Walt's evil? I'm literally boggling at this thread right now. Please point out one thing I said in the OP that did not happen in the show.

Yeah, Walt went evil, after managing to take down Gus's empire. The only reason Walt became even slightly interested in taking down Gus's empire was because of this situation right here because Jesse was bent on taking revenge against Combo's killers, and was too much of a moron to actually do it competently himself but even with Walt repeatedly telling him not to do it and actively trying to prevent him from doing it, he just had to keep trying to kill them. That's what started it! Am I the only one who remembers the damn show in this thread? Before this point, Walt had no interest in a meth empire, in fact he was fine keeping his head down, earning just 1.5 million dollars for each delivery, and it was JESSE whining about how unfair it was that they ~only~ earned that much while Gus made 96 million. Jesse was the one making noise about how they shouldn't be letting Gus rip them off like that.

AFTER that point Walt got way more interested in taking Gus out, obviously, because Gus was quite interested in taking WALT out (for shooting his two guys -- which, again, was a position Walt was only in because of Jesse's vengeance quest). And that's where his whole slippery slope began. My question was how the fuck does Jesse get seen as such a non-killer innocent good guy when his need for vengeance was this big a catalyst in everything that went down?

[(Anonymous)]

Walt got back into the business with Gus because even after making bank with their first deal cause he wasn't satisfied with just money, he loved the business itself.
Also, Jesse lost a close friend to those guys, who by the way were also child murderers, and wanted to stop them because no one else would. Not sure how this is hard for you to grasp. Honestly you scare me a bit so I'm hoping you're a troll.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

[(Anonymous)]

I legit don't know what show you're getting your information from, and I'm starting to believe the dissonance here is because this fandom is on way worse crack than Supernatural's and Teen Wolf's combined.

Walt went back to Gus after the first deal, yes, but at that point he and Jesse weren't partners -- in fact the last time he and Jesse had spoken he'd told Jesse to stay the fuck off of the making meth business and focus on his rehab (and Walt too, was out of the meth making). He went back because he was butthurt when he found out Jesse was still making their product and Gus was happy to buy it from Jesse -- yes, prideful, because he couldn't handle not being the best producer around, but how the fuck does that make it more on HIM than on Jesse that they got back into business with Gus? Like, did you even watch these episodes?

Jesse lost a close friend to those guys because he'd told Combo to sell on their street corner in the first place, but whatever. He should have let it go. I mean I'm trying to follow your logic here and all I'm getting is wanting to kill people out of revenge is better than wanting to kill them out of self-defence??

[(Anonymous)]

OP, I'm really questioning what you've been watching.

Do you have trouble distinguishing between what people/characters are saying and doing?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Oh trust me, I'm really wondering whether many people in this thread actually watched Breaking Bad or if they just swallowed LSD and mistook their hallucinations for the show itself.