Walt tries to cope with the situation of indirectly being responsible for the flight accident by playing down the severity of it in a high school pep talk.
Meanwhile, Jesse enters rehab to get over the trauma that he has been through.
Skyler goes through with her plans of divorcing Walt. Her suspicions of Walt being a drug dealer are confirmed when he admits to being a methamphetamine manufacturer.
Trying to fix things, Walt visits Gus Fring and explains that he will be moving out of the meth business to care for his family, yet he is tempted when Gus offers 3 million dollars for three months if his work.
A scene that was really sad was Jesse's talk with the rehabilitation leader...despite all the terrible things one may have done, one can learn to accept themselves for whom one is and keep going. Jesse takes this the wrong way and accepts that he is the "bad guy" and continues to work with Walt.
Meanwhile, Jesse enters rehab to get over the trauma that he has been through.
Skyler goes through with her plans of divorcing Walt. Her suspicions of Walt being a drug dealer are confirmed when he admits to being a methamphetamine manufacturer.
Trying to fix things, Walt visits Gus Fring and explains that he will be moving out of the meth business to care for his family, yet he is tempted when Gus offers 3 million dollars for three months if his work.
A scene that was really sad was Jesse's talk with the rehabilitation leader...despite all the terrible things one may have done, one can learn to accept themselves for whom one is and keep going. Jesse takes this the wrong way and accepts that he is the "bad guy" and continues to work with Walt.