when walt enters the house i can finally put together all his birthday entries into the house and how they've changed each year. ( http://i.imgur.com/RWPTkJp.gif )

his identity as heisenberg either gets revealed publicly or someone came back to the house looking for him, whether that be the chezcs or declan or whoever. whoever the ricin is for its got to be someone not suspecting it, right? you got to be up close to use that one and who is gonna allow themselves to be close to this guy without being weary of him at this point?

also: DAT SHOT of him in the broken mirror, the blurred lines between walt and heisenberg.

jesse, man. he hasn't been doing ANYTHING but think about that kid and mike. he's coming off as a liability right now. i cant imagine how depressed he's gonna be when he finds out what walt has done (if he finds out, i cant imagine they wouldn't bring it to the forefront but you never know) even with walt lying to his fuckin face he doesnt really seem to believe him.

they've gone to show that jesse doesn't care about the money, something has to bring him back from this depression he's going through. it doesn't seem like it can sustain itself through the final 8 without being repetitive. however, thats not really a major concern with these writers.

now, the GARAGE SCENE

jesus. the amount of emotions hank goes through, he wants to kill walt but then he wants to hug him and then shake him. this isn't like when he beat the shit out of jesse, this is betrayal. all the shit heisenberg has done to hank to get him off the trail.

that moment walt changes to heisenberg is as soon as he mentions the kids and skyler. thats when the turn happens…then it happens in audible form when he tells hank to tread lightly. to me its less of a threat and more of a "i don't want to kill you but you're not giving me any other choice"