Breaking Bad. How will the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle be applied to Walt in

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in the final episode of BrBa?

[shawn703]

1. That one is over my head

But I think everyone dies in the end.

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2. I'd rather see an unjust ending. Walt is rewarded. You know, like real life.

Bad guys are rewarded.

But I just thought someone might have ideas about the uncertainty principle and how it could be used metaphorically.

[Duer 157099]

3. Everybody near and dear to Walt is dead

but Walt survives, his cancer disappears completely.

Last scene is of him speeding down a dark desert highway, cool wind in his hair (he has hair now), warm smell of colitas, rising up.. erm, wait, no.

Last scene is of him speeding down a dark desert highway, and a cop is parked behind a billboard with his radar gun pointed at Walt's car. We see the speed on the radar gun display, but in the background, Walt's car has disappeared from the road.

They could even be playing "Hotel California" as the soundtrack.

You can check out anytime you want, but you can never leave.

That's my perfect BrBa ending.

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4. I LOVE it!!!! nt