Original von Seraphius
Original von luvstyle
wieso denken nun so viele dass walt die nazis töten will?Gibt es denn noch andere Möglichkeiten, die als wahrscheinlicher einzustufen sind? Ich fände auch gut, wenn die Wumme nicht für die Nazis wäre, aber für wen soll die denn sonst sein?
hab mir erst auch keine andere möglichkeit zusammenreimen können, bis ich zufälligerweise auf folgenden text gestossen bin, der auch irgendwie sinn machen würde.
Spoiler
der folgende text stammt von einem angeblichen statisten/nebendarsteller der FeLiNa-Episode. es handelt sich möglicherweise nicht nur um eine fantheorie, sondern evtl. um das tatsächliche staffelfinale.
Spoiler
Okay, so this is how it all ends. The breakdown of Fe-Li-Na, turns out to be true. The Iron, Lithium, and Sodium all play into the final scene and the inevitable demise of Walter White. Walter returns to New Mexico to seek revenge upon Gray Matter, the company that is the real cause of his fianacial troubles, along with his own pride of course. The scene that I played in was of Walter unleashing all of his rage upon the company (Getting shot by Bryan was fun!), this is where the usage of the M60 comes in... Or the Iron in our solution. Vince Gilligan recently teased us with a clip from Scarface (In season 5), which led us to believe this M60 would be used in the same fashion, the foreshadowing was true, but not a complete reminisce of Scarface as this story doesn't end the same. During Walter's rampage, he is high off his own crystal meth (Lithium) for the very first time, just as Tony Montana is seen in Scarface, high on cocaine.
In the aftermath of the bullet hail, the police enter the facility where Walter is then told to drop his weapon, fully knowning this is the end, Walter does just that. However, Walter has the ricin which he removes from his pocket and then swallows, turns out Walter slips up greater than he ever could have imagined, the ricin was the fake salt vial (Sodium) that was believed to have been planted in Jesse's Roomba. Immediately, Bryan Cranston's character reacts to this, and knows he is finished. The entire finish he had planned fell through the ground, justice had finally been done. The last piece of the puzzle reflects back to New Hampshire's motto, "Live Free or Die," Gilligan purposefully put the thought into the viewers mind that there is no way Walter will live, in the end of this story Walter neither lives free nor dies, he is locked up and finally convicted for everything he has done. He lives a life behind bars for the rest of his life.
