Jack Welker

Personality:   Jack is shown to be a sadistic, cruel and violent man who is a cold-blooded murderer willing to kill anyone whom he is hired to or is a threat to his interests. He has no qualms about torturing people either as shown by his imprisonment of Jesse Pinkman and later forcing him to watch his nephew, Todd, murder his former girlfriend Andrea as punishment for his attempted escape from his compound and refusal to cook meth for the gang anymore. He has no qualms about killing children either, as he made it very clear Andrea's young son Brock would be killed next if Jesse attempted to escape again. Despite this Jack is shown to be somewhat caring as seen by his relationship with his nephew, Todd, and his fellow gang members, and the fact Jack nearly killed Jesse for ratting out his nephew. He appears to hold respect for Walter White as he went to rescue Walt from danger despite being told not to and even allowed him to take one of his barrels filled with millions of dollars after murdering his brother-in-law Hank Schrader. However, Jack's willingness to rescue Walt likely stemmed from Walt's ability to cook potent meth which he promised to teach Todd after Jesse Pinkman was eliminated which would net Jack's gang millions, exemplifying his greed. He was also more than willing to kill Walt on Lydia's orders when he posed a danger to their business. Very similar to Walt, Jack appears to be egotistical and prideful. He took great offense to Walt's claims that he partnered up with Jesse after taking him hostage and was a liar and he vowed to prove Walt wrong by showing him a tortured Jesse before killing him himself. However this would ultimately be his undoing as it gave Walt the opportunity to regain his keys and massacre Jack's entire gang with a machine gun. In his final moments before being killed by Walt, Jack displayed cowardly tendencies by offering Walt his money and claimed he would never find it if he killed him, an obvious desperate attempt to save his own life. This is in great contrast to his victim, Hank Schrader, who refused to beg Jack for his life in his final moments and instead died maintaining his dignity and strength while Jack died a pathetic weakling..

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