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* AlasPoorVillain: None of the guys killed in lockup were 'good' guys – all of them willingly partook in a meth operation, and at least one (Dennis) was willing to roll on others, but it's pretty tough to see the utterly 'brutal' end they meet, especially when people like Walt and Lydia – with higher body counts and much more power within the operation – walk free.
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* AlasPoorVillain: None of the guys killed in lockup were 'good' ''good'' guys – all of them willingly partook in a meth operation, and at least one (Dennis) was willing to roll on others, but it's pretty tough to see the utterly 'brutal' ''brutal'' end they meet, especially when people like Walt and Lydia – with higher body counts and much more power within the operation – walk free.
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* TimeSkip: A short one of 3-4 months where Walt eventually accumulates his vast amount of wealth.
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* TimeSkip: A short one of 3-4 months where Walt eventually accumulates his vast amount of wealth.wealth, followed by another one of an unspecified amount of time (stated by Walt one episode later to be about a month) for the White family to get back together.
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** Many have noted Walt's tendency to adopt food-related particularities of the people he kills. When sharing a scotch with Hank, Hank asks him, "Rocks, right?" as opposed to Hank's preference of a neat scotch. [[spoiler:In a few episodes, Hank will die, although not directly at Walt's hands. In the penultimate episode, Walt orders his scotch neat, indicating that although he did not kill Hank himself, he feels responsible for his death.]]
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* NoSocialSkills: Your depressed brother-in-law is investigating the brutal murder of 10 people in an ongoing investigation against one of the biggest drug lords in the Southwest. He tells a story about his old teenage job and relates it back to the "monsters" he is chasing. He is utterly despondent and looking for some sort of reassurance. Your response? "I used to love to go camping." Sure.
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* AlasPoorVillain: None of the guys killed in lockup were 'good' guys – all of them willingly partook in a meth operation, and at least one (Dennis) was willing to roll on others, but it's pretty tough to see the utterly 'brutal' end they meet, especially when people like Walt and Lydia – with higher body counts and much more power within the operation – walk free.
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** When Lydia believes that Walt will kill her if she gives him the names, Walt is incredulous that she thinks he'd kill her so publicly, only to later reveal that he had a vial of ricin concealed in his hat for that exact reason. [[spoiler:Spiking her tea with ricin is exactly how he kills her later on.]]
** Walt's regular MRI checkup [[spoiler:will reveal that his cancer has returned.]]
** Walt's regular MRI checkup [[spoiler:will reveal that his cancer has returned.]]
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** When Lydia believes that Walt will kill her if she gives him the names, Walt is incredulous that she thinks he'd kill her so publicly, only to later reveal that he had a vial of ricin concealed in his hat for that exact reason. [[spoiler:Spiking her tea with ricin is exactly how he kills her later on.]]
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** Walt's regular MRI checkup[[spoiler:will will reveal that his cancer has returned.]]
** Walt's regular MRI checkup
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* DeducingTheSecretIdentity: Hank finds a message from "G.B." addressed to "W.W." in Walt's copy of Creator/WaltWhitman's ''Literature/LeavesOfGrass.'' He thinks back to his discussion with Walt about a "W.W." when they discussing Gale Boetticher's murder and realizes that Walt is Heisenberg.
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* DeducingTheSecretIdentity: Hank finds a message from "G.B." addressed to "W.W." in Walt's copy of Creator/WaltWhitman's ''Literature/LeavesOfGrass.'' He thinks back to his discussion with Walt about a "W.W." when they they're discussing Gale Boetticher's murder and realizes that Walt is Heisenberg.
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-->'''Hank:''' "To W.W. My star, my perfect silence." W.W. I mean, who do you figure that is, y'know? Woodrow Wilson? Willy Wonka? ...Walter White?\\
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-->'''Hank:''' "To W.W. My star, my perfect silence." W.W. I mean, who do you figure that is, y'know? Woodrow Wilson? UsefulNotes/WoodrowWilson? [[Literature/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory Willy Wonka? ...Wonka]]? ...Walter White?\\
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-->''Walter(From a flashback)'' You got me.
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-->'''Walter" ''(From a flashback)'' You got me.
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