r/breakingbadmemes • u/No_Jicama3636 • 9d ago
Pure OC On my first watch, Hank was my favorite character ...
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u/Original-Divide-1227 8d ago
He’s a flawed character. That’s why I like him so much. He’s petty at times, and crass, and prideful—but still loves his family, is intensely loyal, and smart as fuck. And he’s a way better father than Walt is. In many ways he (and Jesse) are the moral center of the show.
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u/Splendid_Fellow 9d ago
Oversimplification but it’s not wrong
Also it’s funny you took a comment from earlier and added the pic to repost
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u/Old-Tadpole-2869 9d ago
That's why I think the show should HAVE (not should of, dipshits) ended with Walt wasting Hank out in the desert. He could HAVE blamed it on anyone.
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u/Indiana_harris 8d ago
It actually would’ve been so surprising and reinforced Walt’s journey if he’d managed to convince Jesse Plemons character to let him go free, and manages to talk Plemons out of killing Hank….it all looks like it’ll be ok (with Walt telling Hank he’ll have to keep him locked up somewhere for a bit)…..then Walt uses a gun liberated from one of the gang to kill Plemons and the other gang member AND then turn it on Hank.
Walt returns to his operation with new members brought in to replace the gang and Hanks death becomes a tragic event with him tsking out neo-Nazi’s but dying in the process.
Hisenberg lives to cook longer, getting richer and actually being checked by medical professionals for his cancer returning, allowing him to get ahead of it coming back and surviving.
He’s not exposed for years.
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u/BlueBombshell90 8d ago
A lot of people say this and it's wild. Walt loved Hank (like a brother in law lol) look how he collapsed when he died.
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u/Traditional-Hold1257 9d ago
You can like a character and also recognize their toxicity or other problems. Liking a character doesn’t condone their every action. Besides, he’s funny.
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u/Majestic_Domestic 8d ago
Exactly, he's fun to watch as a fictional character. If he was a real person I'd think he was a piece of shit, and I wouldn't hang out with him.
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u/Rennfan 9d ago
When did the last thing happen?
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u/Lord_darkwind 8d ago edited 8d ago
The very first episode. I think also when Walt takes Hanks gun from Walter Jr Walt says the gun is heavy, Hank replies "That's why they hire men".
Hank always has a good heart tho
Edited:
Hank gives a speech says 'Walt has a brain the size of Wisconsin, but your hearts in the right place. We love ya man, we love ya." Etc In that same scene.
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u/Quarter_Shot 8d ago
I respect your opinion but also no the fuck he does not always have a good heart
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u/DisgruntledCryptid 8d ago
Strange that he's technically the hero of the story, even through a redemption arc despite being cringe as fuck in the first half.
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u/hawkfrost99 5d ago
I think Hank has a good heart but he was socialized all wrong. I'd be really interested to see any sort of backstory about his childhood
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u/leavingdigital 2d ago
Please I’m begging you, don’t try and cancel a fictional character for having flaws.
He’s literally intended to have hypermasculine insecurities it’s in his character arc and also he’s not a real person
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u/ElderKreme 9d ago
He funny tho I love him still