>>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.