S05E11 · SCENE 18/22 · 29:15
Confessions · Desert
Walt offers Jesse new identity
Walt suggests Jesse leave town with a new identity.
29:15→33:33
in the episode · 4m 18s · S05E11
What happens
29:15–33:33Walt suggests Jesse leave everything behind and get a new identity through Saul's contact. Jesse accuses Walt of working him and only wanting him gone because of Hank, and asks Walt to admit he doesn't care about him.
Key lines
from this scene30:03Yeah, I know, sounds a little extreme.
30:37And what's here for you now anyway?
30:57this might all feel like nothing more than a bad dream.
32:34Just tell me you need this.
Scene DNA
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Beats
29:01Walt offers new identity
Scene in the episode
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Who's in it
WW
Walt Whitman5 episodes · drives 309 scenes
JP
Jesse PinkmanAaron Paul62 episodes · drives 180 scenes
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