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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 233277" data-attributes="member: 8">Actually, there is.I think the writer&#039;s biggest challenge was to get Skyler on board for the illegal activities, and that happened because of Hank&#039;s situation, which was the result of the shooting at Tuco&#039;s farm, which was the result of...etc.I don&#039;t think it would have been possible to simply convince her, it had to&nbsp; be her own decision. Excellent plot development.They also hadn&#039;t forgotten about Marie&#039;s kleptomania when she started to steal again during open house visits.I wonder if the stories she told them (eventhough nobody asked) was another form of subtextual escapism.I don&#039;t know how other BB fans feel about it (am I a fan now?) but I&#039;m totally melting&nbsp; every time Jesse&#039;s big blue eyes fill with tears.Furthermore, what&#039;s up with those pizzas? Wh do they have to be so huge? It doesn&#039;t look tasty at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 233277, member: 8"] Actually, there is. I think the writer's biggest challenge was to get Skyler on board for the illegal activities, and that happened because of Hank's situation, which was the result of the shooting at Tuco's farm, which was the result of...etc. I don't think it would have been possible to simply convince her, it [I]had to[/I] be her own decision. Excellent plot development. They also hadn't forgotten about Marie's kleptomania when she started to steal again during open house visits. I wonder if the stories she told them (eventhough nobody asked) was another form of subtextual escapism. I don't know how other BB fans feel about it (am I a fan now?) but I'm totally [I]melting[/I] every time Jesse's big blue eyes fill with tears. Furthermore, what's up with those pizzas? Wh do they have to be so huge? It doesn't look tasty at all. [/QUOTE]

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