Why did Walt punch the napkin dispenser?
When the news come out that his tumor has reduced by 80%, Walt is unhappy. He risked everything for the last 3 months of his life, which have now been extended. He’s clearly frustrated. To vent out his anger, he punches the paper towel dispenser when he sees his image in it.
Why did Walt let his son drink?
He wants some respect and people to listen to him. He decides to show, who is the Boss. Getting his son to drink is his way of doing so. He is frustrated enough already and when Hank interrupts before the third fill and takes away the bottle, that’s it for Walt.
What happens to Andrea and Brock?
Jesse was inconsolable after Andrea’s murder and later killed Todd for retribution. The Cantillo family suffered the worst fate throughout the series, with Tomás shot on Gus’s orders, Brock poisoned by Walt, and Andrea killed in cold blood.
Why did Walt go off on Hank?
And he did is specifically because Hank was trying to stop him. To be clear, he didn’t “force” his son to drink, but allowed and encouraged him. Even goaded him into doing so. And he did is specifically because Hank was trying to stop him.
Why does Walt keep the eyeball?
He keeps the eye, without realizing, that he is attempting to keep some value unto himself knowing that even the flawed are worthwhile. With the eye as his superego as well as his reminder of the fact that all will be lost to him one day,Walt “holds on” to what is real and what is perception.
Does Brock know who Walt is?
Most likely, no. Before Jesse finds out, the only people who know what happened were Walt and Saul, neither of which would be telling Brock or Andrea about it.
Did Gus see Walt on the roof?
‘Breaking Bad’s’ Giancarlo Esposito clarifies end of 4×12: Gus didn’t see Walt. Since last Sunday’s new episode of Breaking Bad, fans have been wondering how Gus knew to not enter his car after Walt had secretly bugged it.