>And I never said anything about Kim leaving Jimmy "because
>he's becoming Saul,"

I think that this development makes Kim an immensely more interesting character. It was easy to lay that "trap" to get people believe what would separate them is Jimmy going down to the extra-legal path. Shoot, it what I assumed was coming. However, this implies that the distance between them was likely a function of Kim being segregated from that part of Jimmy's life.

Kim looking for fullfillment first as a hot-shot attorney for a major bank, then as a pro-bono gooder, but eventually realizing what literally gets her off is being a con-artist, really transforms the character. I'd written earlier that she's started to come across as shady, and this pretty much confirms it, allbeit in a different way.

It also opens up the possibilities of how things can end with her.