He rolls his barrel through the desert until he reaches a house and purchases the owner's truck. Walt's car runs out of fuel because a bullet has punctured the tank. The gang detains Jesse in a cell, then forces him to cook meth. Walt spitefully reveals to Jesse that he allowed Jane to die. Todd suggests taking Jesse captive because he might be useful later. Walt identifies Jesse's hiding place and demands Jack carry out the hit Walt previously requested. The gang buries Hank and Gomez in place of the barrels. The gang discovers and steals six of Walt's money barrels at Todd's request, they leave the seventh for Walt. Hank chides Walt for not understanding Jack is going to kill him anyway and accepts his death Jack shoots and kills Hank, and Walt collapses to the ground in despair. Jack prepares to kill Hank and Walt begs Jack to spare him, offering his entire $80 million fortune in exchange. Hank is wounded following the shootout with Jack's brotherhood, and Steve Gomez is dead, but Jack and his gang are unscathed. Walt calls a pregnant Skyler with an excuse for not being home, and she suggests the name Holly for their baby. Walt and Jesse conduct their first meth cook.
3.1 Parallels to Percy Shelley's Ozymandias.
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At the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, Walley-Beckett won Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for her screenplay Cranston and Gunn won Lead Actor and Supporting Actress, respectively, for their performances in the episode. It is also considered to be one of the greatest episodes of television ever made. Widely considered to be Breaking Bad's finest episode, critics praised its payoff of storylines set up since Pilot, writing, acting, and direction. "Ozymandias" has been acclaimed since its initial airing. Focus was given to the episode's parallels to its namesake, Percy Shelley's " Ozymandias", its depiction of redemption, and Walt's ( Bryan Cranston) phone call to Skyler ( Anna Gunn). The episode was subject to much analysis following its release. Due to the intensity of the episode's storyline, the production was emotionally difficult for those involved. Beckett was allowed greater creative freedom than she had experienced before. The episode's narrative concludes the previous episode's cliffhanger.īeckett and Johnson had previously worked together on the season 3 episode " Fly" and had a friendly working relationship that lasted throughout the production. Written by Moira Walley-Beckett and directed by Rian Johnson, it aired on AMC in the United States and Canada on September 15, 2013. " Ozymandias" is the fourteenth episode of the fifth season of the American television crime drama series Breaking Bad, and the 60th episode of the series, and third-to-last episode overall. "Take My True Love by the Hand" by The Limeliters Walter lies in anguish, in resemblance to the line "half-sunk shattered visage" from Percy Shelley's poem and Gus' reaction to Max's death.
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