s06e02 — Carrot and Stick
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| Duration: | 50 min. |
| Released: | 18.04.202219.04.2022 05:00 |
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Well, Saul, great acting, what did he do to Kim that she is ready to go all the way in such a case.
And it wasn't Saul and Kim who did it, but Howard. He humiliated her for several seasons.
And Kim suddenly makes some very sharp moves. Most of all, I feel sorry for Howard, the dude is being strangled for nothing.
In contrast to him, Gustavo, for whom any person on the contrary is just an expendable material, or a step that will lead him to the desired result. He doesn't care about anyone, he just sees the goal, and everything else doesn't matter to him. This is admirable, of course, but not as much as we would like. Still, humanity is probably the most important thing that can be. And a steady moral compass.
Kim is great! A real fighting friend. And, as it seems to me, only she pulls on the title of "wolf" in the last scene. Jimmy is not drawn to it here. He has an interesting behavior when Kim comes to the fore: he always seems to pull away, stews immediately. Either he is afraid that one day she will also grind him to powder in the same way, or he just understands that he is not as good as her, or something else…
And Jimmy, firstly, is still shocked by the situation with Lala (Saul clearly got into the business not of his level and miraculously survived) and secondly sees that Kim, who was a moral compass for him, no longer disdains manipulating people to get his way.
Plus, Jimmy has been involved in scams literally since childhood in order to be able to make a "controlled explosion". She's just a hurricane of destructive power named Kim. She simply does not feel the shores. It seems to me that this is why Jimmy even tried to defend Howard at first, but was unable to stand up to his wife.
But what about the innocent foreman of the builders who was executed by him, is this also included in his code?
Yes, he has pangs of conscience afterwards, and does that cancel out his guilt? It doesn't work that way.
There are no perfect people, we are all a set of good and bad here. In each individual case, in each individual person, you need to understand the facts and circumstances.
The good side of the Shirt outweighs it.
The world is not black and white, unfortunately, not everything in it is so simple and unambiguous, here a good person can do terrible things. There is no need to equalize everyone under one comb.
No need to talk about gray morality, etc., there is no quotation mark in the contact. Mike is a criminal and a murderer, period
You and I see the whole picture, and depending on this, we can draw one or another conclusion. You did one, I did the other. The whole point is that the murderer and the criminal are not a good person.
1) a man comes at your loved one with an axe, trying to protect him, you shoot at the attacker, he dies. Who are you now? A criminal and a murderer? Is he a good person or a bad one? What if it turns out that the attacker was crazy and didn't realize what he was doing? What then?
2) You have a friend who is in prison for drug distribution. Is he a criminal? A bad person? And if he has never done anything wrong to you and your loved ones and you have known him since childhood? What if he helped you a lot once, and even saved you once? Is he bad too?
Life is multifaceted, people are not static — they are a set of actions, bad and good. One action of a person does not define him entirely, it only shows one of his manifestations.
Well, no one is perfect, everyone has their flaws.
It's not very clear with Nacho whether the bullets hit him or not. They were shooting at him so actively, he was shooting himself, the front window was all in holes.
The Kettlemans stole a million dollars, Jimmy says they will be accused of embezzlement and tries to impose himself as their lawyer. It doesn't work out, they choose another office. Then Nacho somehow notices them, decides to steal their money, since they are stolen anyway. The Kettlemans run away like on a "camping trip", Jimmy finds them, they give him a bribe. And one way or another, they end up where they are now. I don't remember exactly if they had something judicial or not, but they are still engaged in fraud, as you can see.
Something is wrong.
Now it's all about Nacho again.
I understood that at the end it was Mike's car, was he following Saul and Kim?
Maybe he will try to organize something through him? And will he end up with Gus?
Everything looks very promising so far.
Well, they and their story about drugs seemed suspicious to him, and he decided to follow up
And here they have Sol and Kim
If Fring understands that Nacho is a danger to him alive, then why did he let him escape initially, why did he not give the order to kill immediately? If the envelope was planted on his orders, then it turns out that he wanted Nacho to be found by Salamanca. Didn't he realize that in that case he could turn him in?
It is also not clear in Mike's actions what he is doing on orders and what on his own initiative. He could have planted the envelope directly, but then it would have been an obvious betrayal of Fring. Was he the one who set up the surveillance, or was it Fring's order?
What alerted and scared Nacho so much when he noticed the surveillance? He was assured that they were working on a rescue plan—what's so strange about being watched? Even when he was convinced that it was Mike's runner, he decided to run anyway. And for what purpose did he then call Mike, if in his eyes the whole story looks like an obvious setup?
Why leave him alive at all initially: the absence of his corpse among the dead suggests that he was the rat, i.e. he helped the attackers, so through him and the planted envelope would have reached out to the one who allegedly organized it. If there had been no rat (Nacho was killed there), Gustavo would not have been able to control the situation in any way.
We need a spinoff spinoff with the adventures of Lalo.
It's a little unlike Gus to put Nacho's fate, and therefore his own, in the hands of the Salamanca brothers.
The calculation is obvious that after seeing the burned Lalo and getting the letter with the motel phone number, they will immediately rush over and fill up Nacho. But there is always a possibility that before he died, he could have told who the puppeteer was.
Well, a couple of things look royally:
Did the Cartel wait until Mike finished messing with the substitution of the safe in order to break into Nacho's house themselves?
Nacho discovered Gus's surveillance and decided to escape at the very moment when the cartel got hold of the letter and the Salamanca rushed to the motel.
Plus, Gus's team has a head start in front of the cartel anyway to process the safe. Now, in fact, Don Juan is in charge of the cartel in the States, and he doesn't think so well.
Is that so?
It seems a little unrealistic somehow
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The only thing I didn't understand was why Fring had planted the envelope with the hotel number? On the one hand, Nacho was already being watched by Fring's man, that is, he could theoretically kill Nacho and be done with it (and this would undermine Fring's relationship with Mike, because he kind of promised Mike to help Nacho). The envelope complicates everything - Nacho will catch kortel and it is unclear whether he will crack or not, there is no control over the situation as Fring likes it (even despite Nacho's father, you can say anything under torture). It feels like Fring hasn't decided what to do himself.
With Kim and Jimmy, of course, the line is no less intriguing. Judging by the pressure that Kim took, this will be the reason for her "disappearance" from Albuquerque, and it's damn interesting what exactly)
It was unexpected to see Ketelmen, how good that I reviewed five seasons before the sixth))
And here's an interesting little thing: Kim turns into Mrs. Goodman at the end of the series in a bright multicolored blouse, in the style of Sol :)
But look at the case of Kim and Jimmy/Saul on Howard's drain is physically unpleasant. I hope this isn't a story arc for these characters for the whole season, because compared to Nacho's survival and Lalo and Gus' cases, it's very, very weak. Well, there is no respect for Kim at all.
Don't pay attention, it's just me, with a fool.😃
Lalo specially helped with the teeth of a man who looks like him. I replaced my jaw scans at the clinic with his. Then he killed, set fire to the corpse and planted it at home. Therefore, the examination showed that it was him, because of the coincidence of the teeth.