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blue-ozymandias

"I think [Breaking Bad] is a show of contrasts, and so there are little hot spots in there when something could be completely dark or completely backlit or completely silhouette; there might be a little highlight, you know, that draws your eye to fill the frame. …I wanted to do to give it that painterly feel."

– Breaking Bad cinematographer Michael Slovis

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Do it Yourself.

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"I loved her more than anything"

Breaking bad (2008-2013)

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judeisjudelaw

Villain Protagonist: His actions have gradually become more extreme and amoral as his greed and pride increasingly influence his behavior, pushing the limit on how far he can go before he stops being a sympathetic Anti-Hero.

Anti-Villain: Starts out as a Type I but gradually evolves into a Type II. He wants to make a quick buck, but there are many, many lines he will not cross.

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I’ve been thinking… It’s interesting that in “Fly” the fly is partly used as a metaphor for Jane, and in 5x8 “Gliding Over All” after Mike is dead he’s sitting on a chair, looking at a fly. In the ending of ‘Fly’, it showed up in his imagination as the issue around Jane still being on his mind and unable to resolve. So maybe the fly is actually Walts guilt for hurting Jesse?