Finishing season 4 of Better Call Saul is making me look at Walter White in a slightly different way. I always thought he was a terrible person (and he is), but if youβre looking at him from the point of view of Better Call Saul, he comes across more as a chaotic force of divine retribution to the protagonists. To Gustavo, heβs a similar seemingly mild manner citizen that is actually a secret evil genius who beats him at his own game. To Mike, heβs a dark mirror version of Werner (which is the first name of the real Heisenberg) who brings him nothing but strife. And to Jimmy, heβs another larger than life genius like his brother, Chuck, who constantly makes him feel powerless. Itβs like Walter is a Homeric character preprogrammed by divine forces with just the right negative qualities to compel him to carry out justice against these characters without his knowledge, and once that was done, he was no longer useful, and his empire quickly disappeared.
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