Episode 12

Skyler and Walter, once a couple, are now exploring their own paths in life.Skyler was deeply investigating the money laundering process at home, trying to find a way out of life; while Walter was outdoors, patiently teaching his son to drive, hoping that he could move forward independently in this complicated world.

However, Skyler seems not satisfied with this life.She insists on joining Walter's operation, hoping to find her own place in it.But Walter knew the risks involved, and he was unwilling to involve Skyler for fear of being implicated.However, Skyler came up with a reason that Walt couldn't refuse: their divorce agreement had not taken effect and they were still legally married.

Walter was struggling and wanted to go home and communicate with Skylar, but Skylar firmly disagreed.Eventually, Skyler compromised and agreed that Walter could stay at home four days a week from now on.This is undoubtedly a huge comfort to Walter.

On the other side, Jesse was busy in the laboratory. He invited Walter to have a drink with him after get off work, but Walter refused.He chatted with Jesse in the bar and learned about Jesse's plan to avenge his brother.Walt tries to dissuade him, but Jesse goes his own way, determined to confront those who have hurt him.Although Walter was helpless, he could only say that if Jesse was caught, he would not be able to help.

In the hospital, Hank is depressed about his condition, and both Walter's son and Mary try to comfort him.They played cards with him to try to lighten his mood a little.Walter and Saul were waiting for Jesse to appear in the office, and they were worried that Jesse's actions would cause greater trouble.

However, Jesse didn't do what they expected.He found a prostitute, hoping to use her to get close to Gus's men and realize his revenge plan.Walter was taking care of his daughter at home, but suddenly received a visit from Saul's associates.They told Walt that their previous plan to put Jesse in jail was not feasible because Gus would not allow his employees to go to jail.

Gus discovered Jesse's plan and personally came forward to try to persuade Jesse.He hopes that Jesse can reconcile with his men, but Jesse firmly resists.He complained to Gus about their cruel behavior of using children to do business. After hearing this, Gus ordered his men not to use children again in the future.Although Jesse seems to have compromised on the surface, he is still full of anger in his heart.

At the hospital, Mary continued to care for Hank.She persuaded Hank to go home and recuperate because the hospital expenses were too high.Under Mary's persuasion, Hank finally decided to go home.

And Walter realizes that Jesse's actions may cause greater trouble.He springs into action, driving out and killing the two men Jesse was seeking revenge on.He understood that this was to protect himself and his family, and also to prevent Jesse from embarking on a path of no return.