I'll say I'm on Team Walt, he finds a way out of every situation and if he can get out of this, he could get away with everything. But boy, how do you think Hank felt after hearing everything Walt's done? From killing the dude in the basement, to the two drug dealers, to Gail, to Gus, to the kid, Mike, the prison witnesses... Walt is like Death itself. Also, Hank's shown himself to be just as uncaring as Walt. But in his eyes, he sees Jesse and Walt as the worst of humanity; he doesn't see the human qualities of them like we do.
The best aspect of Walter White is his gangster intelligence. He so smart, and persuasive that he knows he doesn't need to do most of the criminal acts on his own, he either pays somebody else to do it or talks/bullshits someone into it.
Walt was given two choices: either let the cancer kill him and ruin his family financially or cook meth to pay for his treatments and provide for his family. Walt, with his impressive knowledge of chemistry, chose the latter and, in doing so, led him to make increasingly immoral decisions. The worst choice that he made was turning down the money from Grey Matter, but in doing so, kept his honor intact by finding a solution on his own. Walt is more honorable than any other character, besides maybe Jesse, in the entire show. Walt never killed or orchestrated the killings of any innocents, never threatened to kill innocents, whereas Gus did make threats to kill Walt's family, and Walt always acted in self defense or pre-emptive self-preservation.
Every single one of these episodes is like a huge climax. ALL OVER YOUR FACE!
But in all seriousness, these episodes are making up for one huge ending.
It's not like we are coming to the end and that end will be the very last episode in the series entirley. All of these episodes are to me personally, one great ending in themselves. And each one counts towards that, because thing's are rapidly changing in each episode.
When this does finish, WTF am i going to watch then.Â
I'm Team Walt simply because I love Walt and while I don't agree with his decisions, I can completely see how he came to make them. Does that make any of them morally right? No. But they're goddamn fun to watch.
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