'BustedKnuckles said:
'Apple Jack said:
'Cowboys#1 said:
I liked the speech the chief gave to Hank and his partner about not Frings and their relationship. Contrasted beautifully with Hank and Walt's relationship. Hank's reaction at the end of that speech is interesting, like a look of recognition.
Probably the most significant moment of the shoe.
The family barbeques will never be the same now
It looks like Merkert's career is killed because of his relationship with Fring. Hank has to be wondering that if Walt is his man, then what might happen to him.
I expect Hank's intial reaction to be 'nah..it couldn't be...could it?"
I don't think we can assume Hank suspects Walt based on one facial expression. If and when Hank ever suspects Walt, it shouldn't take him too long to confirm it.
I agree. It seems like a set up moment that leads to him finding out. Maybe he asks Jr some leading questions but gets no where. It still nags at him so he talks to Syler. That would be a great scene.How is Mike going to work, he is going to have intense police scutiny.
I think, at first, he'll try to rule it out. When he can't rule it out, he'll start to take that "crazy" thought seriously.
Help me out here, besides knowing that Walt knows Jesse and that Walt used to buy some pot off of Jesse, what other coincidences or connections does Hank know or suspect Walt of having to Heisenberg, Gus Fring, Tio Salamacca, blue meth, Gayle, the RV, etc...? Hasn't Walt's involvement been kept a secret pretty well? A lot of close calls but either by Walt's involvement or luck of circumstances it seems to me that Walt's involvement has been fairly well hidden. What would make Hank suspect Walt other than his knowing Jesse, science labratory equipment from Walt's school being "stolen" and used to cook meth, Walt having two cell phones, Walt coming into enough money "from playing poker" to help Hank out with medical costs?
Am I forgetting something more concrete?
All that's not enough?Of course, the cash and the crash add to it too.
No, there's nothing concrete, but obviously, there are plenty of threads to pull on for Hank, as soon as he has reason to pull on them.
As someone mentioned, this should be pretty easy for Hank to piece together once he becomes suspicious (as it appears he now is).
At first, I thought it felt too soon for this (shouldn't take more than an episode for Hank to essentially "know"), but I could see at least the next 6 episodes of Hank trying to prove it. Of course, the turn him in vs. cover it up issue will be ongoing, as well as Walt's decision to kill him or not.
I'm guessing that Hank/Skyler/Marie vs Walt/Mike/Jesse has essentially begun and will be entrenched by the beginning of the next half-season.
A spoiler doesn't equal someone's theory or prediction.
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@ that line). The doctor explained that Lily of the Valley poisonings are somewhat common with kids because the plant grows in the area and kids come across it sometimes and try the berries not knowing better. Jesse probably thinks that's what happened at this point.
