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The wait for Season 6 has been so long, which is fine, as the creators are meticulous and striving for perfection. So, it is good to see them taking their time. As a huge fan of the show, I was haunted by the ending of S5 and started trying to predict the final season. And it was hard, so hard... Is Kim really going to break bad? Where is she in the Breaking Bad timeline? How will Lalo revenge against Gus? The writers are so masterful that they managed to leave us with an infinity of questions and possibilities. So, I decided for fun and as a challenge to try outline my own version of S6, perfectly knowing that the story Peter Gould and team will come up with will be 1 million times better. It took me 6 months to finish the outlines of the 13 episodes. I tried my best to imagine a somewhat coherent plot, but damn, dealing with different timelines and characters made my mind explode, so I am not so sure. So why am I sharing with you my outline? For fun hoping to debate on predictions and the characters (and also secretly hoping this initiative would interest a few readers).

The title says it all :]

S H O R T S T O R Y Who doesn't love Steven Hyde man

Actividad III: producción de textos de diferentes tipologías.

Selecionamos 53 lindas frases do filme El Camino A Breaking Bad Movie para ler, compartilhar e usar como status nas redes sociais. Acesse nosso site e confira > Querido Jeito

The last time Mila Dean had seen Jesse, she vowed never to acknowledge his existence ever again. Five years on, neither have made particularly good life choices, but will a link of an old Chemistry Teacher Walter White and neighbour Jane Margolis bring them back together? Or will they just never see eye to eye? Skinny Love: When two people are in love, but are too scared to tell each other how they feel, yet they show it anyway. Warnings: Drug Use, Violence, Strong Language, Sex References (Nothing the show wouldn't allow)

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The new life of Jesse Pinkman in Alaska

Another short story

"numb. that's the way I like to be. it's comfortable, it's easy, it avoids complication." "don't you miss the rush?" ༺☆༻ this story contains strong themes of drug use, violence, sexual content and an emotionally unstable jesse pinkman.

Sequel to "We Could Have Been Free" After watching her father die in her arms and losing Jesse to the silence of a shattered world, Amber White is left with a photo frame, a dying promise, and an old pendant that still rests heavy around her neck. She chooses exile over revenge. Alaska over Albuquerque. And in the snow-covered quiet, she opens a bakery - the only thing her father ever asked of her when he was just "Mr. White," her high school chemistry teacher. But the recipes she bakes aren't just sweet. Each one is a memory. A mourning. A message. A hope that maybe one day, a lost boy with scarred hands and tired eyes might walk through the door again. Because love never left the kitchen. And Amber still remembers how to make his favorite cookies. "We Could Still Be Free" is a haunting, tender sequel about grief, memory, and the way love lingers - in flour-dusted notes, in old songs on the radio, and in the way someone stirs their coffee just right.