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Is Jesse becoming more like Walt? Or at least learning from him...
I've noticed some talk going around about Jesse's mannerisms during his talk with Badger and Skinny Pete, and how they reflected those that Walt uses. Upon several re-viewings of this episode, Sunset, I can't help but concur. It seems that the only time Jesse really acts like himself in this ep. is when he is in the RV with Walt, and even then none of his patent cockiness was there. Whether it's absence is due to the changes Jesse went through after Jane's death, or the stress of the situation is debatable. Also, I noted that when Skinny Pete is complimenting Jesse's blue stuff, he doesn't look cocky or self assured there either. Just vaguely proud.
Also, completely irrelevant to this episode, or even this season, but did anyone else notice in ABQ when Jesse is trying to revive Jane; he follows the advice Walt gave Tuco in Seven Thirty-Seven when they were trying to resuscitate No Dos and he said that, basically, only chest compressions work, and that breathing into the mouth does nothing? I love how, even though they make it look like Jesse learns nothing from Walt, he clearly does.
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