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Breaking Bad "Phoenix" 2x12 Reaction (Brother Reaction) (Patreon)

Published:
2020-06-29 02:30:09
Imported:
2026-06

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/bh6a4xx903xdfhn/Breaking%202X12.m4v?dl=0

https://vimeo.com/432760131

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UeMHksjGUkNFghSeTudP4ZdpbycBfnIP/view?usp=sharing

 

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Comments

Daniel R

This show was on AMC same as Walking Dead fyi. As for the episode: I was like "noooo" when you rubbed your eyes towards the end; you missed when Walt was shaking Jesse trying to wake him up that he indirectly caused Jane to roll over. So Walt was indirectly responsible for her death. I hated Jane so I'm in the camp where I was glad that she died since she is such a toxic personality to Jesse. I cannot wait for you to finish Season 2 because Season 3 steps it up to a whole different game.

sn

Personally, I think there was anything wrong with what Walt did. She threatened him a few hours prior so everything after, Walt did to protect himself. One of the most inaccurate parts of this episode is the whole baby thing. Skyler is a middle aged woman who had an emergency c-section. That one surgery alone would take a while and directly after the baby wouldn’t be given back to skyler so soon. The fact that she was sitting up and moving that much in bed directly after supposedly waking up is just weird. Hypothetically, Walt should’ve been able to make the drop and be at the hospital before she was even awake.

ConsciousChronicle143

Nothing justifies allowing a young woman (w/ obvious substance abuse issues) to die in such a sad way (or any way really). Jesse never would've let Jane call the cops nor would she (Jesse would be implicating himself), Walt is caring less and less about civilians dying for his lie each and every day. Not to mention, Jesse clearly loves her... Walt cares no matter how much of a screw up Jesse is on the surface. Protecting himself or not, once you're willing to trade lives for an empire. You should know youre going down the wrong road.

DougRaw
>>39445736

Seriously. The man literally caused her death, she died in a way that she knew to avoid and had made sure Jesse would avoid, not lying on your back in case you throw up. He nudged her into that position and then let it happen. People who don't see that as the messed up act that it is are not people I want to be around.

Andrea

What an unfortunately-timed eye rub you had, haha! Yeah as was pointed out, Walt is the one who knocked Jane onto her back, so he is more directly responsible for her death than just choosing not to save her. She would almost certainly still be alive if he hadn't done what he did there. This moment was so brutal to me. Like, yeah, I didn't exactly like Jane, but at the same time, she was in recovery before she got tangled up with Jesse. She was trying to turn it around. So this whole storyline is just so sad (but realistic) to me. I feel like this was also such a huge moment for Walt. He actively chose to sacrifice a life - not in self-defense - but for the sake of his own interests. His ego REALLY came alive in this episode, too.

Vicky N
>>39440980

Listen again. She didn’t have the c-section in the end.

sn

@vicky ngoni doesn’t matter, the timing would’ve still been off by several hours

Vicky N
>>39530925

Wasn’t disputing the timing, because we really don’t know how much time elapsed. Just the fact that she had surgery and therefore wouldn’t be sitting and move so much. We only have hints of the timing, such as what she says about almost giving birth on the way to the hospital, at least one diaper change already have occurred, etc.