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What is happening in this relationship? Kim likes the disadvantages, but only in the name of a client company or defendant bankrupt. Nor the grace of the waiting room at Saul Goodman's shopping center.
It will focus on the work of the plaintiff and the underworld of Albuquerque, much of which is consumed in this episode by the escape of Werner Ziegler. Our engineer and architect, thirsty woman, has no idea that a quick escape for a brief appointment with his beloved is a fatal mistake. Mike tracks down Werner while Lalo Salamanca pursues him.
Lalo's pursuit style is a bit more aggressive and gratuitously homicidal than Mike's and seems inspired by Anton Chigurh's "No Country for Old Men". information that he will surely share with Hector and (possibly) the cartel.
Mike hires Werner and then, in one of the most moving scenes of the season, volunteers to kill him once Gus Fring makes it clear that Mr. Ziegler is a kaput, as they say in the homeland. It was striking how quickly Werner had seized his own impending murder. he goes through the five stages of mourning in about two minutes. Before approaching his fate, he extracts a promise from Mike. May his body be found so that his death is not a mystery that will haunt his wife. Mike is in agreement. He learned the importance of getting back to death thanks to the anguish described by Anita, his companion in grief, whose husband has disappeared. In the future of Breaking Bad, Lydia Rodarte-Quayle will implore Mike for the same mercy on behalf of his young daughter. (Mike agrees and then saves for independent reasons.)
Final thoughts:
Did Kim write Chuck's letter – posthumously delivered to Jimmy? Yes, I said when that happened in episode 3, although others were not in agreement. In the final, the writers do not offer positive proof. But there's a picture of Kim while Jimmy starts reading the letter out loud during his audition, which I think is as close to the answer as we get. In my opinion, it was about showing off her poker face when she heard words that she had composed herself.
This is pure speculation.
More generally: after each finale of "Better Call Saul", I feel like watching a very good show that is about to become excellent. And this year, I feel it more than ever. Maybe I'm a sap, but let's see where we are. Saul Goodman is about to open his office. Lalo, a playful sociopath, will now vex the life of Mike and Gus. The cartel will do the same when it will have wind of Gus's super lab.
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