Walter has not kept his promise of killing Krazy-8 due to his lack of courage and moral self-awareness.
As Jesse's pressure increases and Walt sees that there is no way he can keep the man locked up in Jesse's basement further, he is tasked with making the choice of whether to kill or to spare.
He tries to find every reason not to kill, even sharing personal information with Krazy-8 over some beer.
Is love seeing this version of Walter in comparison to his later self as he transforms throughout the show. Really shows the incredible character transformation the writers achieved.
Also, the scene with Hank and Walt Jr. In the motel's car park is hilarious as heck and isn't talked about enough.
As Jesse's pressure increases and Walt sees that there is no way he can keep the man locked up in Jesse's basement further, he is tasked with making the choice of whether to kill or to spare.
He tries to find every reason not to kill, even sharing personal information with Krazy-8 over some beer.
Is love seeing this version of Walter in comparison to his later self as he transforms throughout the show. Really shows the incredible character transformation the writers achieved.
Also, the scene with Hank and Walt Jr. In the motel's car park is hilarious as heck and isn't talked about enough.