Breaking Bad episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Walter and a colleague analyze the human body's chemical composition, reflecting on what defines a person beyond physical elements. Discontent with personal appearance and a planned phone interruption occur. Discussions about past marijuana use and concerns over Walter Jr.'s potential usage arise. Walter faces a moral dilemma with his captive, who knows his identity through Jesse. Jesse expresses frustration with his involvement in meth production. Skyler suspects Walter's activities, and Hank is asked to talk to Walter Jr. about drugs. The episode ends with Walter's internal conflict and an impending confession.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the chemical composition of the human body discussed in the scene?
Hydrogen: 63%, Oxygen: 26%, Carbon: 9%, Nitrogen: 1.25%, Calcium: 0.25%, Iron: 0.00004%, Sodium: 0.04%, Phosphorus: 0.19%.
What total percentage of the human body's composition is accounted for in the discussion?
99.888042%.
What dissatisfaction does a character express about their shoes?
They feel the shoes are unflattering and associate them with a mundane, caregiving role.
Why does a character arrange a phone call during a conversation?
To create an excuse to leave the conversation.
What is the subject of the conversation regarding drug use?
Past experiences with marijuana and its effects on mood.
Are there concerns about Walter Jr. using marijuana?
Yes, but these concerns are dismissed as a misunderstanding.
Who knows Walter's identity and how?
Walter's captive knows his identity through Jesse.
What does Jesse argue about with regard to the captive?
Jesse argues about who should deal with the captive, leading to a coin flip.
Why is Skyler skeptical about Walter?
She doubts his whereabouts and activities.
What task is Hank asked to do regarding Walter Jr.?
To talk to Walter Jr. about the dangers of drug use.
What is the relationship between Walter and his captive, Domingo?
They have a conversation about their backgrounds and life choices.
What is Hank investigating?
A crime scene related to meth production.
What discovery does Hank make at the crime scene?
He finds high-quality meth, suggesting a snitch might have been killed.
What moral dilemma is Walter facing?
Whether to release his captive, Domingo, or not.
How does the episode end?
With Walter poised to make a significant confession to Skyler.
