Comments on: Recap: Breaking Bad, Season 5, Episode 11 ‘Confessions’

By: Michal O'Dwyer

Michal O'Dwyer — Fri, 13 May 2016 09:12:23 +0000

So Jesse realizes Walt had the ricin cigarette filched from his pocket in season 4. But why would he conclude that Walt had poisoned Brock? After all, it was Jesse who kept saying, "they say its not ricin, it's something else," when the doctors found that Brock had not consumed any ricin. So Jesse knew Brock wasn't poisoned with ricin, and didnt know about walt's Lily of the Valley plant. Why, then, would he conclude that Walt was behind Brock's poisoning? There's a logical fallacy here that none of the hundreds of recaps, posts and explanations have been able to shed light on.

By: Cory Dakin

Cory Dakin — Fri, 13 May 2016 09:12:23 +0000

Small detail, but the big gun is supplied by the same guy who gave Walt the revolver he bought to protect himself from Gus. As shown in the first flash-forward in episode 501.

By: Alex

Alex — Fri, 13 May 2016 09:12:23 +0000

Agree that Skyler's days are numbered, and she may herself realise that she's taken a step too far in betraying Hank and Marie. Walt Jr. will find out very soon, and I think it will be Jesse who instigates it – he won't tell Walt Jr, he'll force Walt himself to tell him, as he knows it will destroy him. Jesse and Walt Jr are both sons of Heisenberg, but all the evil done has been for Walt Jr, at the expense of Jesse's soul. I think just the mention of
Jessie's name might be enough to get Walt Jr thinking – remember on his birthday when he found his dad beaten to a pulp and sobbing? He put him to bed and he said "thanks Jesse", causing a look of confusion on Walt Jr's face. I think Jr will fly into a rage himself once he learns of all the misdeeds done in his name, and because of his perceived inability to look after himself.
It's gonna get pretty messed up…

By: Adam