In Breaking Bad, Walter White begins as a mild-mannered chemistry teacher, scared, frustrated, underappreciated, and desperate after a terminal cancer diagnosis. Early on, his motivation — he claims — is simple survival: provide for his family after he’s gone.
Walt’s justification for his descent isn’t always financial. In a moment of truth, he admits to his wife that he’s been lying all along: “All I did, I did for me.
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