#breaking bag

[1nternetangel]

[fourdaysout]

I think I’m obsessed and i only just started s2

[tiramisuandaj]

jesse we have to steal chickens. jesse. we have to get my tail back jesse.

[incurablyromanticsblog]

The main dilemma of Dexter will always be What to do with dexter. Like he's so perfectly morally grey that you really can't decide what should be done with him.

He's not like Walter White that he needs to die.

He's not like greg house that he can get his happy ending into the sunset.

This man is a serial killer who kills brutally without regret and clinically enough that you can't even fathom that he's insane. But like then he does a 180 and like he's somewhat human? And to the point where it seems so intimate that you want to look away.

Rita's death, rita's funeral, The last encounter with Brian aka Ice truck killer, him crying when he kills Brian. The rehab meeting where he describes his dark passenger. Season 3 where he says with this finality 'i should've known, I'll always be alone'. Season 4 and him just grasping at the possibility that he can have a normal life because that is all he wants. The whole damn encounter with Lumen. Saving her, the fact that he tries to keep her from killing because he knows what it does to someone. And then his reaction when she leaves.

Like he is the Morally Grey character.

This is why I always said that season 5 was the perfect end to dexter Like it's in the absolute middle of what can be done with him Free but at the price of being alone and in this limbo where the people in his life could find out what is supposed to happen to him

[theonlythingimfuckingisstupid]

my favorite scenes are the ones where jesse’s sitting down and mike and walt are fighting

[naughtykolache]

If Jesse Pinkman was an animal, he would totally be a dachshund

[tiramisuandaj]

jesse pinkman would ABSOLUTELY have a rick and morty bong you can't convince me otherwise

[tiramisuandaj]

I'd like u all to see this image folder that my phone created for no reason