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Originally Posted by Bob
but that moment where he crosses the line and gets hank killed, and skyler can't handle him anymore, and his son finally learns who he is, and he has that moment in the house, where he still thinks he's in control, and that he has to protect his family, only to have that "wake the fuck up" moment where his wife is bleeding on the floor and his son is protecting her from walt with his own (disabled) body...i dunno, i feel like it was a reality that needed to crash down in order for the show to end properly.
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That was it! I thought Jesse's line where he said "He can't keep getting away with it!" was key. We genuinely wanted an almost masochistic catharsis where Walt would pay up, even if we empathized with him at first.