Breaking Bad Season 5

[ArtMonkDrillz]

My new half baked theory is that Walt it going to take the ricin himself before going on some kind of crazy rampage/rescue mission (maybe to get someone, perhaps Hank, out of police custody).
I believe way back in S2 when they came up with the plan to use ricin on Tuco they said it takes a few days to actually kill the person, so maybe his plan includes turning himself in knowing that he'll die in a day or two.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

My new half baked theory is that Walt it going to take the ricin himself before going on some kind of crazy rampage/rescue mission (maybe to get someone, perhaps Hank, out of police custody).
I believe way back in S2 when they came up with the plan to use ricin on Tuco they said it takes a few days to actually kill the person, so maybe his plan includes turning himself in knowing that he'll die in a day or two.

Yeah I was thinking about the possibility of him using it on himself too.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Yeah I was thinking about the possibility of him using it on himself too.

Makes sense especially when you couple it with his returning cancer.

[RobH4413]

I thought Walt reminded me of Gus the entire episode. He had this friendly calm facade, met with a business associate (and kept true to the store front persona, "Thank you and have an A1 day".)

Might go along with the theory of Walt acting like the people he kills.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by RobH4413

I thought Walt reminded me of Gus the entire episode. He had this friendly calm facade, met with a business associate (and kept true to the store front persona, "Thank you and have an A1 day".)

Might go along with the theory of Walt acting like the people he kills.

The way he treated Lydia in the car wash was very reminiscent of how Gus treated him when he came into the restaurant.

And he rolled up a towel to kneel on when he was throwing up, just like Gus did.

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by RobH4413

I thought Walt reminded me of Gus the entire episode. He had this friendly calm facade, met with a business associate (and kept true to the store front persona, "Thank you and have an A1 day".)

Might go along with the theory of Walt acting like the people he kills.

Boom.