Re: Breaking Bad... (continued from ctp's thread)
To me writers seem to crafting things well... throughout so many earlier episodes from the show's inception, WW's lying was entertaining, even captivating as he grew into Heisenberg and fashioned his empire. Now that the walls are crumbling around him and the bad guys close in, his lies appear to pathetic. And to a large extent, quite unbelievable to those few who manage to remain close to him.
As an aside, anyone else wonder of Jesse's exclamation of Walt being the Devil? Seemed like an allusion to The Usual Suspects and Verbal Kint's frenzied description of Keyser Soze? The look in Jesse's eyes, the intonation in his voice... it all seemed so eerie, familiar as I was watched him with Hank and Gomie.
Originally posted by Rantanplan
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To me writers seem to crafting things well... throughout so many earlier episodes from the show's inception, WW's lying was entertaining, even captivating as he grew into Heisenberg and fashioned his empire. Now that the walls are crumbling around him and the bad guys close in, his lies appear to pathetic. And to a large extent, quite unbelievable to those few who manage to remain close to him.
As an aside, anyone else wonder of Jesse's exclamation of Walt being the Devil? Seemed like an allusion to The Usual Suspects and Verbal Kint's frenzied description of Keyser Soze? The look in Jesse's eyes, the intonation in his voice... it all seemed so eerie, familiar as I was watched him with Hank and Gomie.
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