Jesse Pinkman (
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[OPEN] Wait, let me set the record straight: I was never really yours in the first place.
Date & Time: January 9 and onward
Location: in and about town
Characters: Jesse & OPEN to anyone
Summary: A chance for an everyday encounter with Jesse. Put the date in your subject line!
Warnings: Breaking Bad spoilers are likely.
Location: in and about town
Characters: Jesse & OPEN to anyone
Summary: A chance for an everyday encounter with Jesse. Put the date in your subject line!
Warnings: Breaking Bad spoilers are likely.
[Jesse might be the only one who finds Exsilium's current state beautiful rather than desolate and depressing. For more reasons than one, if given the choice between here and home, he'd choose here without hesitation. The snow and the chill do nothing to deter him from taking long walks. For as long as he can physically stand it, he prefers the cold over being confined inside four walls.
So he walks. Every day, without any particular destination, without anything else to occupy him. The concerns of the Initiative and the Transports are no longer his own. Whatever they're up to, they mean little to him. He's still got enough stolen Russian gold to pay for whatever he needs without having to work, so that's how he's choosing to live for as long as he's able. His time is spent doing whatever he wants to do, and at the moment, what he wants to do is wander.
Freedom: that's what this is about. No one is ever going to make him do anything ever again.]
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He can't say Jesse's wrong, but on some level, he is. There's so much that's been left out, and it's all Saul can do to not spit I took a bullet for you, you motherfucker in Jesse's face.
But what makes him feel worse isn't that Jesse's kicking that and a few other Big, Important Details to the curb; what hurts is that all those little things that meant so much to Saul apparently didn't mean jack shit to anyone else.
He's almost smirking when he finally speaks again.]
I get it now. Why Walt chose you.
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Say that again.
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Y'know how people kept giving him chance after chance even though he didn't deserve a single one of them?
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Are you fuckin' serious? Do you really need me to answer that for you?
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[This is starting sound an awful lot like a conversation he's had before.
With one of his ex-wives.]
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That must be so sad for you. I totally can't imagine how that feels.
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[SO THERE.]
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[And then Jesse was gone.
Saul looks down, shivering. Why are they having this conversation outside?]
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I bet, yeah. You just wanted to help people.
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[He bets they would.
What he doesn't understand is why Jesse doesn't believe him. He does, but he doesn't. He tried to change, he tried to be better, and what has it gotten him? A pile of people who hate his guts.
This is bullshit.]
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[He leans in, staring holes into Saul.]
Are you mad 'cause I died, or mad 'cause I didn't stay dead?
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But that doesn't really matter at this point.
Saul leans back, unable to meet Jesse's eyes.]
I'm not mad about anything.
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