
Gus, Tyrus, Tio
A final ringing blowout
Heisenberg knocks, wins.

Gus, Tyrus, Tio
A final ringing blowout
Heisenberg knocks, wins.

Go, don’t stop, says Walt.
But Fring will do no such thing.
He waits, he sees — gone.

It’s not comedy.
Ted’s trip, Fring’s threats, Skyler’s cries.
But Walt’s laugh? Perfect.

Junior’s not Jesse
Walter is not his father
Gus is no one’s bitch.
LitCrawl 2011/Dirty Laundry! The Launderette on Second Avenue was packed, as you can see from the photo below:

credit: nytimes/Jake Sugarman
We got some love from the local arm of the New York Times, too. I read a flash piece titled Sacrifices, which appears below. But before that, some more pictures. Big thanks to my wife for taking these great photos and also editing my story.

“The Quicken” Skyler
The pot boils, and Gus says yes
Pinkman-White cage match.

Before he was the
Chicken Man, Gus was Jesse,
out, out of his league.

Jesse gets his gun.
Hank puts it all together.
Yes/no, in or out?

“It’s all about me,”
says Walter the Protector.
It is, it isn’t.

Jesse is the guy.
Hank thinks he has caught his guy.
Only one guy – Walt.