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Topic	Do some people really not like Walter White?
Zazabar 05/09/17 8:13:58 PM #73:	KingBartz posted... Of course Walt loves Jesse, he never says it but he treats Jesse sort of as the son he "never had" because Jesse can participate fully in the part of his live he loves while Jr. cannot. That's why he fights to keep him alive in S3 when Gus would have him killed. He didn't kill Jane primarily to manipulate/hurt Jesse, it was firstly because she was dangerous and unstable and threatened to ruin Walt's life of crime, and secondly because she was very bad for Jesse(turned him into a heroin addict, remember?) One of Walt's characteristics is his pragmatism which is what drives him to do normally unconscionable things like ~~having Jesse murder Gale or poisoning Brock. He does the things he thinks he needs to do in order to stay alive, or to stay ahead of his enemies, or both.~~ THANK YOU. It's as if people can't see any of this. I felt like Walter was justified in many of the things he did. I will admit it was his fault for what happened to many people in season 5. Damn it man, all you had to do was throw away that book and everything (maybe not Jesse) would have ended perfectly. On that note, he really tried to help Jesse towards the end of the show and Jesse was going crazy throwing his money away like an idiot. I get he felt terrible because of the kid but doing what he did wasn't safe or smart. What a great show. --- http://raptr.com/Zazabar/games http://steamcommunity.com/id/killer2001 You'll see...I'll still be Andy's favorite toy. >:) <cite>Zazabar posted [p:878792578] in Do some pe... [t:75327714]...</cite> <quote><cite>KingBartz posted...</cite> <quote>Of course Walt loves Jesse, he never says it but he treats Jesse sort of as the son he "never had" because Jesse can participate fully in the part of his live he loves while Jr. cannot. That's why he fights to keep him alive in S3 when Gus would have him killed. He didn't kill Jane primarily to manipulate/hurt Jesse, it was firstly because she was dangerous and unstable and threatened to ruin Walt's life of crime, and secondly because she was very bad for Jesse(turned him into a heroin addict, remember?) One of Walt's characteristics is his pragmatism which is what drives him to do normally unconscionable things like having Jesse murder Gale or poisoning Brock. He does the things he thinks he needs to do in order to stay alive, or to stay ahead of his enemies, or both.</quote> THANK YOU. It's as if people can't see any of this. I felt like Walter was justified in many of the things he did. I will admit it was his fault for what happened to many people in season 5. Damn it man, all you had to do was throw away that book and everything (maybe not Jesse) would have ended perfectly. On that note, he really tried to help Jesse towards the end of the show and Jesse was going crazy throwing his money away like an idiot. I get he felt terrible because of the kid but doing what he did wasn't safe or smart. What a great show. --- http://raptr.com/Zazabar/games http://steamcommunity.com/id/killer2001 You'll see...I'll still be Andy's favorite toy. >:)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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