he douched and poopy water started leaking out of his butt
You are all supposing that you are smart and knows what it means, yet I haven't read one single good explanation from any of you. So go on, if it's so obvious, why haven't any of you presented yet?
he remembered that he cares more about killing salamonkas than getting dick in his butt
he still feels guilt about his ex lover and thus isn’t ready to get sucked and fricked like a homosexual before his revenge is fully met. Except that was already seen with bolsa saying that Gus “still has hate in his eyes”. We didn’t need a 15 minute scene of that shit afterwards kek, this show has been average to horrible since chuck died
The point is that it isn't some big reveal. You're just dumb and didn't understand the point of the scene, now you think it must be some bigger and more confusing thing because you got confused by something simple.
>Nacho, Mike, and Gus are all in the cartel arc which focused on the idea of the downward spiral of moralizing criminality and reconciliation. >Nacho was different from others in the game and not pure evil but no hypocrite. >Mike was at many times a hypocrite but after events with Werner and Nacho he definitely sees himself clearly as a piece of total shit with no excuse. >Gus, after what seems like a couple years of insane fricking 5D chess to prepare on the salamancas, let’s himself into a situation where he could let his hate go like Don Eladio wants him to. He realizes in the most peaceful possible moment that he cannot move on from his hate and need for revenge.
, Mike, and Gus are all in the cartel arc which focused on the idea of the downward spiral of moralizing criminality and reconciliation.
Gus doesn't belong to that. He moralizes nothing, he is what he is, in his own words. He does things differently because it works better the the way other people do them.
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was different from others in the game and not pure evil but no hypocrite.
I think you watched too much of these two shows and started believing the little story, or you have being in the sun too much. Everyone in this show is a hypocrite, that includes Hector, blood for blood as long as they are yours, what about all the people they kill, don't they have families? Anyway, faulty logic, Nacho is just like the rest, but the writers wrote him in a little different way so you would emphasize with him more. >>Gus, after what seems like a couple years of insane fricking 5D chess to prepare on the salamancas, let’s himself into a situation where he could let his hate go like Don Eladio wants him to.
This is exactly what I was talking about earlier, you little fricks are so smug about yourselves but you never even pay attention to series. I don't understand it? Your getting everything backwards.
Dom Eladio sees the usefulness of Gus, but that's it, he is not one of them and he will never be. Doesn't act the part, it's not one of the boys, it's not from a family, doesn't have a family in the business, forced his way into the business, the only reason why he is alive is because he does what no one else can, he is very effective like no one else can, he is a money bag, a liability, Bolsa wants Gus more manageable, but he doesn't trust him either. Just one bit, breaking bad scene with Zerafi, Eladio doesn't drink until Gus does, or let's him walk around the complex alone. >>He realizes in the most peaceful possible moment that he cannot move on from his hate and need for revenge.
No it's not that either, he derives pleasure from...
, Mike, and Gus are all in the cartel arc which focused on the idea of the downward spiral of moralizing criminality and reconciliation.
Gus doesn't belong to that. He moralizes nothing, he is what he is, in his own words. He does things differently because it works better the the way other people do them.
[...] was different from others in the game and not pure evil but no hypocrite.
I think you watched too much of these two shows and started believing the little story, or you have being in the sun too much. Everyone in this show is a hypocrite, that includes Hector, blood for blood as long as they are yours, what about all the people they kill, don't they have families? Anyway, faulty logic, Nacho is just like the rest, but the writers wrote him in a little different way so you would emphasize with him more. >>Gus, after what seems like a couple years of insane fricking 5D chess to prepare on the salamancas, let’s himself into a situation where he could let his hate go like Don Eladio wants him to.
This is exactly what I was talking about earlier, you little fricks are so smug about yourselves but you never even pay attention to series. I don't understand it? Your getting everything backwards.
Dom Eladio sees the usefulness of Gus, but that's it, he is not one of them and he will never be. Doesn't act the part, it's not one of the boys, it's not from a family, doesn't have a family in the business, forced his way into the business, the only reason why he is alive is because he does what no one else can, he is very effective like no one else can, he is a money bag, a liability, Bolsa wants Gus more manageable, but he doesn't trust him either. Just one bit, breaking bad scene with Zerafi, Eladio doesn't drink until Gus does, or let's him walk around the complex alone. >>He realizes in the most peaceful possible moment that he cannot move on from his hate and need for revenge.
No it's not that either, he derives pleasure from...
...
No it's not that either, he derives pleasure from torture or sadism and vengeance, remember the coyote? Remember what he tells hector? Or when he is convincing Michael? In this regard he knows himself pretty well.
he still feels guilt about his ex lover and thus isn’t ready to get sucked and fricked like a homosexual before his revenge is fully met. Except that was already seen with bolsa saying that Gus “still has hate in his eyes”. We didn’t need a 15 minute scene of that shit afterwards kek, this show has been average to horrible since chuck died
I don't think that is it, we alredy know that he will enact revenge, that he never got pass it, the pool the bolsa scene as you said it, yada yada. Plus isn't he married or at least have kids in Breaking Bad?
They probably had Gus as straight when their first wrote him, but then made it more ambiguous as it went along. The writers would tell you that he lied to Walt about having a family in order to seem more relatable which would make sense.
I made the post above yours and missed this which is also pretty much the point that even if he wasn’t a psycho, his life makes enjoying shit impossible.
Now see, this half makes sense, it makes a loooooot more sense, thank you.
A expression of his loneliness, not expression a realization of it, everything was on the line, then when the stakes could be upped anymore, they wore, his life was on the line, feets away from him, he wins, and wins big, at all three angles. So he wants to celebrate, and realizes that he will never be able to share anything with anyone, anything personal or intimate, there will always be that facade... So all the wine conversation with the guy is fabricated, just like he's fake smiles with the DEA or the cartel, or his employees, this is a very good theory, even ties up with that scene in the tunnel, Michael seems to want to say something to him, and for a moment it appears he wants to say something to michael, but then he just closes the door. Yes this is it, this scene is right before the wine scene. He couldn't share it with michael, couldn't really share it with wine guy, and realizes that all his life is that, business, the ultimate optimization of systems, the vengence is the only real part to him, his only human side, maybe that is real meaning of the two faces when he is blow up, the only real human side is the rotten human desire for revenge (no he's not consume or driven for greed, he's not greedy, money is literally just a consequence).
Starting to realize the true jealousy of Gus in what Walter and Jesse had, in that they were successfully keeping each other alive, that on top of strategically separating and turning them against each other, he was echoing bitterness of failing Max.
Wine scene showed a longing to have something he could never have with the life he chose making it impossible.
he douched and poopy water started leaking out of his butt
Do you really need everything explained to you?
Yes, if you don't mind. Let's hear it.
Gus lives a dangerous life and while he'd like to enjoy David's company, he can't let people he cares about get close to him
He's Breaking Bad
I dunno but it suddenly made me feel bad about being alone.
he remembered that he cares more about killing salamonkas than getting dick in his butt
how have you even gotten this far
You are all supposing that you are smart and knows what it means, yet I haven't read one single good explanation from any of you. So go on, if it's so obvious, why haven't any of you presented yet?
Oh that's the big reveal? You really are brainlets. Fml, this board has really fallen, no, I don't think that is it geniuses.
The point is that it isn't some big reveal. You're just dumb and didn't understand the point of the scene, now you think it must be some bigger and more confusing thing because you got confused by something simple.
>Board has fallen
It never rised up
>Nacho, Mike, and Gus are all in the cartel arc which focused on the idea of the downward spiral of moralizing criminality and reconciliation.
>Nacho was different from others in the game and not pure evil but no hypocrite. >Mike was at many times a hypocrite but after events with Werner and Nacho he definitely sees himself clearly as a piece of total shit with no excuse.
>Gus, after what seems like a couple years of insane fricking 5D chess to prepare on the salamancas, let’s himself into a situation where he could let his hate go like Don Eladio wants him to. He realizes in the most peaceful possible moment that he cannot move on from his hate and need for revenge.
, Mike, and Gus are all in the cartel arc which focused on the idea of the downward spiral of moralizing criminality and reconciliation.
Gus doesn't belong to that. He moralizes nothing, he is what he is, in his own words. He does things differently because it works better the the way other people do them.
was different from others in the game and not pure evil but no hypocrite.
I think you watched too much of these two shows and started believing the little story, or you have being in the sun too much. Everyone in this show is a hypocrite, that includes Hector, blood for blood as long as they are yours, what about all the people they kill, don't they have families? Anyway, faulty logic, Nacho is just like the rest, but the writers wrote him in a little different way so you would emphasize with him more.
>>Gus, after what seems like a couple years of insane fricking 5D chess to prepare on the salamancas, let’s himself into a situation where he could let his hate go like Don Eladio wants him to.
This is exactly what I was talking about earlier, you little fricks are so smug about yourselves but you never even pay attention to series. I don't understand it? Your getting everything backwards.
Dom Eladio sees the usefulness of Gus, but that's it, he is not one of them and he will never be. Doesn't act the part, it's not one of the boys, it's not from a family, doesn't have a family in the business, forced his way into the business, the only reason why he is alive is because he does what no one else can, he is very effective like no one else can, he is a money bag, a liability, Bolsa wants Gus more manageable, but he doesn't trust him either. Just one bit, breaking bad scene with Zerafi, Eladio doesn't drink until Gus does, or let's him walk around the complex alone.
>>He realizes in the most peaceful possible moment that he cannot move on from his hate and need for revenge.
No it's not that either, he derives pleasure from...
>nacho is just like the rest except different
...
No it's not that either, he derives pleasure from torture or sadism and vengeance, remember the coyote? Remember what he tells hector? Or when he is convincing Michael? In this regard he knows himself pretty well.
he still feels guilt about his ex lover and thus isn’t ready to get sucked and fricked like a homosexual before his revenge is fully met. Except that was already seen with bolsa saying that Gus “still has hate in his eyes”. We didn’t need a 15 minute scene of that shit afterwards kek, this show has been average to horrible since chuck died
I don't think that is it, we alredy know that he will enact revenge, that he never got pass it, the pool the bolsa scene as you said it, yada yada. Plus isn't he married or at least have kids in Breaking Bad?
They probably had Gus as straight when their first wrote him, but then made it more ambiguous as it went along. The writers would tell you that he lied to Walt about having a family in order to seem more relatable which would make sense.
Gus didn't want rhe guy to see his gunshot wounds while raw dogging him
Some other anon said it in the general thread
He will never be able to share anything about his personal victories with anyone because hes involved in some shady evil shit
The special occasion to celebrate will never come because he cant share it with anyone
I made the post above yours and missed this which is also pretty much the point that even if he wasn’t a psycho, his life makes enjoying shit impossible.
Now see, this half makes sense, it makes a loooooot more sense, thank you.
A expression of his loneliness, not expression a realization of it, everything was on the line, then when the stakes could be upped anymore, they wore, his life was on the line, feets away from him, he wins, and wins big, at all three angles. So he wants to celebrate, and realizes that he will never be able to share anything with anyone, anything personal or intimate, there will always be that facade... So all the wine conversation with the guy is fabricated, just like he's fake smiles with the DEA or the cartel, or his employees, this is a very good theory, even ties up with that scene in the tunnel, Michael seems to want to say something to him, and for a moment it appears he wants to say something to michael, but then he just closes the door. Yes this is it, this scene is right before the wine scene. He couldn't share it with michael, couldn't really share it with wine guy, and realizes that all his life is that, business, the ultimate optimization of systems, the vengence is the only real part to him, his only human side, maybe that is real meaning of the two faces when he is blow up, the only real human side is the rotten human desire for revenge (no he's not consume or driven for greed, he's not greedy, money is literally just a consequence).
He realized that having that sommelier frickboi's hot wiener deep in his anus wouldn't help his hatred for Don Eladio
>sommelier frickboi's hot wiener deep in his anus
You guys really have it for the guy hu?
are you denying Gus is a gay?
I'm implying you should go lance your monkey pox
Wait... Is Gus really gay? I thought that was just a meme
It was implied for years.
if you don't have relationship with women then it means you're gay
>gay
its was just bros being bros
gays hold grudges
never cross a suspiciously intelligent gay
Starting to realize the true jealousy of Gus in what Walter and Jesse had, in that they were successfully keeping each other alive, that on top of strategically separating and turning them against each other, he was echoing bitterness of failing Max.
Wine scene showed a longing to have something he could never have with the life he chose making it impossible.
That's a good point. I also think Gus doesn't want a live in because he would need to get another double.
Why didnt he just visit a therapist? He can afford it
therapists only help people who want to change, and gus has already realizdd he doesn't want to change
I can't believe they actually made another main Homicide: Life on the Street actor his potential gay love interest.
He realized he was slipping outside his sigma grindset and stopped himself from getting some wiener