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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 232609" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Yes, as the father of a baby daughter who's watching someone else's daughter die...</p><p>But Jane was dangerous because Jesse, stupid as always, had told her everything. She wasn't only a threat to Walt, but the entire operation - including some very dangerous people who wouldn't take kindly to being exposed.</p><p></p><p>I'm watching the season finale right now and I feel so very sorry for her father. After all those years of battling her drugs addiction, and this is how it ends anyway.</p><p>We know the devastating result of his grieving, and didn't they completely ignore the disaster in season 3, as if it had never happened? Maybe that was also one of my problems.</p><p></p><p>These first seasons are absolutely fantastic, even better than I remembered. It's so easy to overlook the many beautiful details when you watch it for the plot development.</p><p></p><p>Good! Then I'll have something standby in case of Breaking Bad withdrawals (which I started to watch because of Ozark withdrawals!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 232609, member: 8"] Yes, as the father of a baby daughter who's watching someone else's daughter die... But Jane was dangerous because Jesse, stupid as always, had told her everything. She wasn't only a threat to Walt, but the entire operation - including some very dangerous people who wouldn't take kindly to being exposed. I'm watching the season finale right now and I feel so very sorry for her father. After all those years of battling her drugs addiction, and this is how it ends anyway. We know the devastating result of his grieving, and didn't they completely ignore the disaster in season 3, as if it had never happened? Maybe that was also one of my problems. These first seasons are absolutely fantastic, even better than I remembered. It's so easy to overlook the many beautiful details when you watch it for the plot development. Good! Then I'll have something standby in case of Breaking Bad withdrawals (which I started to watch because of Ozark withdrawals!) [/QUOTE]
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