Jesse Pinkman (
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[OPEN] Look out to the future but it tells you nothing, so take another breath.
Date & Time: August 18-25
Location: ???
Characters: Jesse & OPEN to all
Summary: Everyday encounters with one adorable junkie.
Warnings: Well, it's Jesse Pinkman, so drug abuse and spoilers.
Notes: This is a catch-all log. Put the date and location in the subject line.
[Routine. It's one of the first things they teach you in rehab: the importance of routine. The uncertainty of an unplanned day leads to anxiety, which leads to the temptation to use. Routine encourages stability and productivity. No guesswork, no drifting. It's all laid out. You wake up and you know what you're supposed to do until the moment it's time for sleep again.
Jesse is beyond saving when it comes to his addiction, but he still lives by the routine. It's important not because it'll stop him from using, but because it'll stop him from completely losing his mind and hurting someone again.
He doesn't bother with breakfast. He snorts a line of meth to get him going, because god knows that coffee isn't strong enough, and that kills his appetite pretty quick. He's out of the apartment around ten, smoking a cigarette on his way to the lab. Depending on what needs doing, he'll either spend the entire day there or run out to the clinics in town to administer anti-verstatsi drugs to the populace and help measure their progress. Another cigarette replaces lunch. When work is done, he puts in his training hours at the gun range. Then it's time to go home and wind down, which usually involves a joint or a needle or sex or all of the above. Weed helps him stomach a small dinner. He forces himself to shower even when he doesn't want to. He shoots tranq to get to sleep.
And repeat.]
Location: ???
Characters: Jesse & OPEN to all
Summary: Everyday encounters with one adorable junkie.
Warnings: Well, it's Jesse Pinkman, so drug abuse and spoilers.
Notes: This is a catch-all log. Put the date and location in the subject line.
[Routine. It's one of the first things they teach you in rehab: the importance of routine. The uncertainty of an unplanned day leads to anxiety, which leads to the temptation to use. Routine encourages stability and productivity. No guesswork, no drifting. It's all laid out. You wake up and you know what you're supposed to do until the moment it's time for sleep again.
Jesse is beyond saving when it comes to his addiction, but he still lives by the routine. It's important not because it'll stop him from using, but because it'll stop him from completely losing his mind and hurting someone again.
He doesn't bother with breakfast. He snorts a line of meth to get him going, because god knows that coffee isn't strong enough, and that kills his appetite pretty quick. He's out of the apartment around ten, smoking a cigarette on his way to the lab. Depending on what needs doing, he'll either spend the entire day there or run out to the clinics in town to administer anti-verstatsi drugs to the populace and help measure their progress. Another cigarette replaces lunch. When work is done, he puts in his training hours at the gun range. Then it's time to go home and wind down, which usually involves a joint or a needle or sex or all of the above. Weed helps him stomach a small dinner. He forces himself to shower even when he doesn't want to. He shoots tranq to get to sleep.
And repeat.]
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And if he does this, and something happens to Saul because he was left defenseless, then what?
Forget Heisenberg; what happens when the bombs start falling again? What if they end up on a dangerous mission? What if another random cyborg decides to go on a rampage?
Jesse throws his head back in frustration.]
God.
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Saul's not taking chances anymore. He needs this.]
If I step out of line, you do whatever you feel like you need to. For now, though — at least give me the benefit of the doubt. Deal?
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...
Saul's right. Jesse doesn't trust him. He thought he did, but that can't be true if he's feeling like this.]
No.
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Or maybe he should just ask for one.]
What do I have to do to earn your trust?
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You just do what you're gonna do and know I won't stop you, whatever happens.
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I can't... I can't.
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His shoulders slump, his gaze slides to the floor, and he rubs the side of his face.]
Jesse...
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It doesn't even matter. I shouldn't've even - I mean, whatever. You wanna be strong and I want you to be safe, so... If this is how it is. It's your call. Even if I wanted to stop you, I couldn't.
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If you don't feel safe around me, that's a problem.
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It's not that Jesse's wrong, but Saul feels an awful lot like he's talking to Mike right now.]
...fair enough.
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[It's not Mike, it's Jesse, and Jesse needs to go smoke some meth and forget he ever cared about this.]
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[Except Saul will be the one to go, first; he bends to retrieve his gun, then turns without offering Jesse another look and heads back to his target.]