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Kind of odd to be arguing over what the character's intentions are when the writers have already said they don't even know yet.
Agreed- it's all idle speculation. That said, I'll end my idle speculation with this:Kind of odd to be arguing over what the character's intentions are when the writers have already said they don't even know yet.
I'm sure they have an outline of the direction they want their characters to take, so they need to logically bring them there.Kind of odd to be arguing over what the character's intentions are when the writers have already said they don't even know yet.
Pretty sure the writers are reading this thread looking for ideas.Kind of odd to be arguing over what the character's intentions are when the writers have already said they don't even know yet.
Never heard of that. It sounds lazy and counterproductive towards building rich worlds.1. According to the Chekhov's gun principle (Chekhov's gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) Chuck will absolutely use the tape.
TV and movies are time limited. everything must have a point. every second on screen without relevance is boring, wasted time.Never heard of that. It sounds lazy and counterproductive towards building rich worlds.
That being said, the tape probably doesn't apply to that principal because it's not just a prop. He's definitely going to try to use it, the only question is how important it will be.
Still high from 4/20, I see?He didnr shoot taco and then his horn got beep
Just because you have no idea what you're talking about doesn't mean you can't spend the day trying to win an argument on the internet.Kind of odd to be arguing over what the character's intentions are when the writers have already said they don't even know yet.
yeah i like how Kim is pragmatic, puts herself #1, and tries not to compromise her principles too much. she behave's exactly like you think someone would, that you would hope you would, and doesn't go out of her way to fuck anyone else overI enjoyed season 2.
Oh and after all the completely useless, stupid and morally corrupt women in Breaking Bad, I'm glad to see such a strong female character in Better Call Saul. Her character really captures the essence of the strong-willed, career oriented women I know.
Chuck said that? Totally missed it. When did he say that?Chuck already said how he's going to use the tape... He turns it over to Kim and she is duty-bound to inform her client. Which will lose her the client and tarnish her name. Kim's going to be pissed at Jimmy for causing all the drama and it'll be a wedge between the two.
He didn'tChuck said that? Totally missed it. When did he say that?
That is the part he said. Its reasonable, and makes sense for him to give her a copy and force her to torpedo herself. Sadistic almost.she is duty-bound to inform her client.
it also forces kim to pick what is more important in her life, her relationship with jimmy or her devotion to her career. i think whatever decision she makes it will ruin her relationship.There's probably a dozen different reasonable ways for Chuck to use that tape, and I doubt the writers of Better Call Saul have decided which one they'll pick.
Like the machine gun in the last season of BB, they showed it early, and didn't decide what he'd do with it until the last minute.
I like the idea that'll give it to Kim though.