“I’m awake”

Like the shot of the gun coming out to see a man desperate to find a way out of his new personal hell, we perceive the absurdity in which Walt and Jesse slowly keep pushing themselves towards. Starting with a sense of normalcy, of manhood and patriarchal structures of American chivalry and the new western where the DEA are the sheriffs and the drug dealers are the new outlaw cowboy, between family boundaries and our own relation with law enforcement with their compliment by the media itself that slowly shows to be nothing, but pure showmanship that will inevitably destroy everyone and everything while capital transpose both a necessity and a way to clean oneself from their own participation in those relations.
In the end, Walt recover something from him, but, as the show will unravel, something is slowly dying inside him.

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