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TommyG663513 posted...

I tend not to view TV show characters so much in a moral sense and I also made comparisons to the Sopranos.

Sweet so the show is about Walter

And guess what, Walter dies a better person than Gus, Mike, and everybody in the Mexican drug cartel

Yes you've said repeatedly that you don't think about the morals of a character when the show is about said character's morals, we get that. But again, if you can't think deeper than surface level plots that's on you. It doesn't make it odd that people talking about a show a decade after it aired delve a little deeper than that, and the morality of the characters in the show isn't even a deep concept.

And yes, lots of characters in the show are just as if not more morally bankrupt than Walt, but Walt is the one we spend time with and witness him degrade into something else, so of course talking about his morals is more interesting than talking about those of Tuco or Gus. Glad you brought up Mike, though, because he's a complex character that's a lot of fun to discuss, and there's a reason they brought him back in Better Call Saul to expand on him.


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