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Old 08-16-2011, 12:29 PM   #61
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I want to believe that he's going to end up right back where he started at the beginning of season 1 somehow - dying of lung cancer, unable to financially support his family, unrecognized as a great scientist (or even as "the great Heisenberg") and filled with regrets. And then he dies of the cancer.

I think it'd be the best way to end the series. It would really push the point that no matter what, "breaking bad" is not the way to get ahead in life, and that Walter's real problems have always been his massive ego.
Based on the last episode, I see Jesse straightening up and being groomed by Mike and Gus to take over operations and there might be a final confrontation with him and Walt.

I can't help but feel like between now and the end of the series a major character close to Walt like Skyler or his son is going to end up killed and that is going to be the beginning of the end for one side or the other.
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