[ SECRET POST #2474 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2474 ⌋

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

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07. [SPOILERS for NCIS]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I see the secret is wank-bait and already some comments are the same, but I'll still put my 2 cents about this.

I think whoever either defends or accuses Walter strongly is missing the point, the point of the show being that evil and good are completely relative.

You can both like and dislike Walt at the beginning because he seems such a good man, but at the same time he's repressed and doing a job he doesn't like and he can't even act confident with his family members.
You can both like and dislike him at the end because he's become what society would deem a monster, he's killed people and he's been horrible to one of the most defenseless human beings on the show because he turned on him, but at the same time you can like that he's still trying in any way to give that money to his former family, that he wants to be true to Skyler before dying and that his good impulse prevails when he sees what's become of Jesse.

I don't know, that last scene with Walt seeing Jesse again seemed to me like he came back to his senses for the last time before dying. As always Jesse has been the emotional trigger.

Btw I love that Jesse has always been the catalyst, the one that brought unexpected change in Walt's life. Being a catalyst, of course, he had to survive the reaction. Oh chemistry, I love you and this show so much.

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[(Anonymous)]

This comment is good and you should feel good about it.

[skeletal_history]

That part about the catalyst was brilliant. :)

E: I agree with everything else too!

[(Anonymous)]

Being a catalyst, of course, he had to survive the reaction.

Weeping in my cubicle. THANKS FOR THAT ANON.

[(Anonymous)]

That was brilliant comment. Especially love the catalyst part.