For example, during the dressing room scene of the “Pilot” episode. There are couple of bullies making fun of Walter Jr.’s disability. When one of them says, “Hey mom, check out my big boy pants. Momma could you zip up my big boy pants?” At this point, Walt becomes furious so he walks towards the back door. Meanwhile, the bullies keep laughing in the background and say, “Oh no! Mommy I think that I pinched a loaf in my brand new big boy pants!” Suddenly, Walt bursts through the front door of the store. He kicks out the bully’s legs and stands on his calf. This scene shows that even though Walter has become a different person. However, the love that he has for his family will never change. This scene also show that Walter White is such a brave man because he literally put his life at risk to protect his family and to fight against someone who is bigger than him. A person who is not brave and does not love his family would have done something different in comparison to …show more content…
If it is not for the money, I do not think Walter White will ever become a person that will hurt someone else. Money is important, but it should not be something has the power to control the way we live. Instead, we should take control and use the money to live the way we want to live. In Walter’s case, it is an extremely tough choice because there is not much time left for him. However, if he continues to let devil inside continue to grow then he will soon lose everything including his family. Not to mention his life as