Why Did Walter Poison Brock? - Breaking Bad

Why did Walter White poison Brock?
Join me in unraveling the shocking truth behind Walter White's decision to poison Brock Cantillo in Breaking Bad. In this video, I delve into the complex motivations, consequences, and character development that led to this pivotal moment.

Discover the intricate web of deception, manipulation, and power dynamics as we explore the moral ambiguity of Walter's actions. Witness the far-reaching impact this decision had on the relationships and fates of the characters involved. I analyze the profound effects of this act, uncover hidden motives, and explore the psychological depths of Breaking Bad.

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[dustincleveland]

Brock wouldn't eat his broccoli, so he gotta go

[TinaReggie]

Walt's manipulation tactics on Jesse were cruel throughout the series, all under the guise of caring about him, same as his family. Since the day Jesse fell off of the roof during the drug raid, Walt understood that he had his accomplice.

[The_unknown_legend]

walter is a like a chess master in simple words. he used brock as a move to trigger jesse(his chess piece )so that jesse could help him in defeating gus . it's high level manipulation and still i feel walter did not have any remorse for poisoning a small child . according to him, if poisoning a child would lead him to victory, then he would do that without any second thought .

[michaelblaine]

Murder doesn’t just mean kill under any circumstances and poisoning Brock was exactly attempted murder legally. Anyway I’m really grateful for this channel

[TheRealGuusMcgoose]

“The family he THOUGHT he loved more than himself” wow. that’s a powerful concept even in real life. good take. glad i watched!!

[marcusaguilar]

I thought that it would’ve been better if Walter was meant to poison Andrea to get Jesse back to him. But he accidentally poisoned Brock. And then once he found out when Jesse told him when he came and pointed a gun at him, he was shocked and which made a convincing performance. Also Walter had to change the script of his lie to jesse.

[jamilsalih]

Imagine if Andrea never got together with Pinkman, she and her brother would still be alive and her little boy would never be poisoned in his juice box

[SavageJarJar]

Brock was making 100% pure methamphetamine and distributing it for a cheaper price than Walt. He had to be taken out. He was the biggest threat in the entire show.

[stel]

Why was Jesse so easily able to forget it was lily and even was so angry at walt that he went to hank and destroyed everything?

[DJMotorMouth]

I’m more concerned with HOW he did it and where he did it. I know why. It’s how he pulled it off that gets me

[paulschell]

I always wondered how Walt snuck into Andrea's house and put the lily of the valley berries into Brocks' food?

[theghettoracle]

The real questions and discussion I think we should be having here is WHEN & HOW exactly did Walter poison Brock? That boggles my mind to this very day. Even though we didn't see it happen there has to be some sort of subtle hint done by Vince Gilligan that at least provide an idea.

[derekdash]

I watched this series a few times and I still can’t understand how Jesse assumed Walt poisoned Brock.

[petrmatko]

I just want to say I highly appreciate the video transitions and how fluent they are. Great editing amigo :D

[mappingshaman]

Isn't this obvious? He did it as a ploy to manipulate jesse into helping him kill gus.

[wscamel]

WHAT? YOURE SAYING JANE'S DEATH WAS MORE JUSTIFIED THAN POISONING OF BROCK?!?! NO! Brock was ONLY poisoned so that Walt and his family can be safe, meanwhile killing Jane saved only Jessie which isn't even so sure because later on he comes back to drugs and also Walt could use other means to convince them of not taking drugs. They even where coming into realisation to not to drugs, they only needed a right push.

[gneu]

Jesse wouldn't believe Walt that Gus was bad, so he had to frame Gus for something for Jesse to help him.

[thatbobusguy]

As someone who has intensely watched BB 6 times over, I must say your videos on the subject material are spot on. Great job!

[nic.]

there’s no reason for a video like this we all know why walter poisoned brock 😭

[zeitgeist]

Why did Walt allow Jane to die? Tough love for Jesse? Uh-h-h...Jane threatened Walt with blackmail. Walt did go to Jesse's apartment to warn Jesse that Jane was a toxic influence on Jesse, but Walt let her die so that the risk of blackmail would be eliminated.