Walter - Week Four

Season 2, Episode 19, Aired

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Walter comes to terms with what has happened to him and how he could've handled it better.
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    Wow, I certainly did not expect that twist. I think it was way too early, if ever, to have Walter get fired from his position as CEO. This could lead to a dangerous turn of events for him, and a possible breakdown, but I think everyone on this season is leaning in that direction. Having Walter be arrogant and stubborn allowed for some freshness and originality as opposed to all the other sessions on tap this season.

    While I was upset with the turn of events, this episode was still fun and I am still looking forward to what happens next.moreless
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    • The newspaper's business section included the following articles: "Another Wall Street Titan Falls" and "Walter Barnett Forced to Resign".

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    • (after Walter read an article about his forced resignation) Paul: When you read an article like this, how does it make you feel? Walter: Like an old man who stayed too long in the ring. Paul: You feel like a... like a boxer taken a beating. Walter: I dropped my guard, Paul. I deserve everything I've gotten.

    • Walter: What's gonna happen, Paul? I fall asleep and I don't wake up? Paul: Is that what you want? Take a pill, fall asleep, not wake up? Walter: No no, I want to wake up. I want to find that the last two months were just a nightmare...

    • Walter: I got fired. What's the big deal? The whole country's getting fried... fired... fired! But all of a sudden I get an orchestrated show of compassion. Teams of people dropping in. It's like an episode of This Is Your Life.

    • Walter: If there's one thing I can't stand, it's people who fool themselves. Lead fake lives. Become fake human beings. Paul: Not always a choice, Walter, so much as the way the twig was bent.

    • Walter: If you lose your name, you've lost everything.

    • (talking about the aftermath of Tommy's death) Walter: I had no choice. Paul: You were six years old. You shouldn't have been taking care of your parents. They should have been taking care of you. Walter: It was my fault! That's why I had no choice, it was my fault.

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