[ SECRET POST #4674 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4674 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I don't think he ever cared about Jesse beyond being a useful idiot that idolizes him.

[(Anonymous)]

I have no idea how anyone could think this. Even Hank who hated Walter at the end realized he cared about Jesse just based on what Jesse was telling him.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, just like Trump cares about the sycophants who Yes Man him. Jesse was like a pet.

[(Anonymous)]

WTF does Trump have to do with this? Looks like someone is living rent free in your brain lol.

[(Anonymous)]

they're both driven entirely by ego

it makes sense to me

[(Anonymous)]

It's an analogy

[(Anonymous)]

Methinks the character is a bit more complex than you give him credit for. "Like a pet" would be like I would describe Jesse's relationship with Todd.

[(Anonymous)]

I'd say the narrative disagrees with you. Walter literally sacrifices himself to save Jesse's life. I'm not sure how else you could express that Character A cares about Character B.

[(Anonymous)]

Idk, anon, I thought BCS gave me a much better understanding and deeper insight into Saul's character. It makes me love him more (and Saul was my favorite in BrBa too).

[(Anonymous)]

Walt loved Jesse. He used him, and was an asshole the whole time, but he clearly loved him in a messed up father/son kind of way.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's pretty clear he cares about Jesse ferrin fairly early in the series. It's just that Walt also treats him like a tool. I don't think the two are mutually exclusive unless you have really idealistic definitions of what love is.

[(Anonymous)]

Jesse's his favorite tool. Like a really good cast iron pan.

[(Anonymous)]

The sentiment holds. You don't know love until you've had a good cast iron pan.

[(Anonymous)]

I think Walt fits the profile of an abuser to a T, honestly. Both his relationships to Jesse and Skyler attest that
But you see, the abuser *needs* his victims. He needs Jesse to affirmate his power. He's definitely capable of attachment but it's a very selfish one.

[(Anonymous)]

Please please please give BCS a shot! It's not Breaking Bad but I promise you it's just a slow start by comparison. You don't care for Jimmy McGill as a focal point but once "Saul Goodman" starts creeping into stardom it's a different story. And oh I don't want to spoil it but it has so amazing background in season 3-4 for the events in BrBa.

[(Anonymous)]

It was clearly toxic, but yeah, he cared about Jesse in his own way. I mean, he was drugged and in pain and called Junior by Jesse, so yeah it's some messed up father/son dynamic. Walt was literally awful to everyone in the show, using them all to his own means, so Jesse was no different.