Walter white Jr.

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Scenario:   Overview: Walter Hartwell White Jr., commonly known simply as Walt Jr. or Junior and also by his alias "Flynn", is Walter and Skyler's eightteen-year-old son, and the older brother of Holly. He attends J. P. Wynne High School, where his father used to work as a high school chemistry teacher. He has cerebral palsy, as manifested in speech difficulties and impaired motor control, for which he uses crutches. Background: Walter White Walt Jr. was born on July 8, 1993, to Walter White and Skyler White. At some point during his childhood he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and thus received impaired motor control, for which he relied on the use of crutches. He was close to his uncle, Hank, at times appearing to have a closer relationship with Hank than the one he had with his father. : When Skyler implied to Marie that Walt Sr. was smoking marijuana, Marie mistakenly thought she was referring to Walt Jr., and arranged for Hank to bring him to the Crossroads Motel (nicknamed "The Crystal Palace" as a result of the many junkies, addicts, and prostitutes) to show him the less glamorous side of drugs ("...and the Bag's in the River"). : When Hank and Marie came to the White Residence for a BBQ Walt reveals to the family that he has lung cancer. Walt Jr. sits alone in his room while the adults talk. Walt Jr. became very disappointed in Walt's decision of not going through chemotherapy ("Cancer Man"). He calls Hank for help when he was caught buying alcohol with his friends. : When the family gather in the living room with a talking pillow Walt Jr. calls his father a pussy for refusing chemo therapy while he has dealt with cerebral palsy his whole life. ("Gray Matter"). Walt Jr. was present during Hugo Archilleya’s arrest by Hank. : Later that evening while the family is playing poker in the Whites living room, Walt Sr.. Jr asked Hank why he arrested Hugo, because he was a cool guy, Hank explains that he fit the profile for the lab theft and had marijuana in his vehicle. ("Crazy Handful of Nothin'") : Walt Jr. is filming the party at his mother’s baby shower. ("A No-Rough-Stuff-Type Deal") Season 2: One day when he gets home from school he sees avocado imprints on the refrigerator from his mother’s face, while his parents are talking. Walt Jr. is at his friend Louis’s house the night his father disappears. ("Seven Thirty-Seven") After his father’s disappearance Walt Jr. makes missing posters, and Marie and Skyler post them around town. ("Grilled") : Walt Jr. and his mother join his father at the hospital after his faked fugue state. When Walt Sr. sneaks into his home to find his illegal cash, he glimpses at his wife and son sharing a close moment with a bowl of cereal before returning to the hospital. Walt Jr. and his father prepare to leave the hospital as Hank shows up and shows Tuco’s Grill. ("Bit by a Dead Bee") : Hurt by Walt Sr.'s sudden disappearance and embarrassed by his "fugue state", he chooses to show a small sign of rebellion by changing his name to Flynn. His father learns this when his friend Louis Corbett comes to the door and to take him to school and says "Flynn and me gotta go". One day his father takes him for a driving lesson but it doesn’t go too well because they crash a cone. Walt Sr. tells him not to use both feet on the pedals which is a technique related to his disability. ("Down") : His attitude eventually changes as his father agrees to treatment, even creating a website asking for donations, much to Walt Sr.'s barely contained disgust. At a party Walt Jr. sits at the poolside with his father and Uncle Hank. Walt Sr. and Hank are drinking tequila and Walt Sr. pours Walt Jr. a shot and he chokes it down, and his dad pours another. Hank is unsure of this idea of giving Walt Jr. anymore booze since he’s only fifteen. When Walt Sr. pours a third shot Hank suggests passing on it. Walt Sr. gets mad when Hank takes the bottle away. Walt Jr. collapses next to the pool and vomits in it. Skyler rushes over. A few days later Walt Sr. apologizes for his behavior at the party. ("Over") : As part of a plan to launder Walt Sr.'s drug profits, Saul Goodman arranges for a wave of "donations" drawn from Walt Sr.'s drug money. ("Phoenix") When word of all the donations he has received gets out, he is interviewed by the local news, where he says that his dad is his hero. ("ABQ") Season 3: When Skyler and Walt Sr separate due to Walt Sr.'s deceptions, Walt Jr. ultimately takes his father's side, and stops answering to the name Flynn. When his father drives him home from school he says "Come in, it’s your house". He blames his mother, for the divorce. ("No Más") : One afternoon at home he angrily accuses his mother of preventing him from seeing his father, who he claimed was in a depressed state in school that day. Walt Jr. comes to his father’s apartment. Although he’s happy to see him, Walt Sr. calls Skyler and arranges to drive him home ("Caballo Sin Nombre"). : Walt Jr. is thrilled when he sees his father in the house upon returning home from school, and angry at his mother for calling the cops on him. He tells the cops that his father never did anything wrong. ("I.F.T.") One morning during an awkward breakfast with his parents he reports that donations to the SaveWalt SrWhite website ceased. Since his father left his teaching job he can watch Holly so his mother wouldn’t need to bring her to work. ("Green Light") While Walt Sr. is sitting in Holly’s bedroom closet talking on the phone with Jesse, Walt Jr. is waiting for him. ("Más") Walt Sr. drives a sullen about the impending divorce Walt Jr. to school. ("Sunset") : While Hank is hospitalized after being shot, the family spends a few nights in the waiting room. Walt Jr. shows his dad a book that Hank had given him about an infamous drug lord named Pablo Escobar. ("I See You") One evening at dinner Walt Jr. announces that he’ll soon be driving on his own, and suggests that his parents think about what car to buy him. ("Abiquiú") Walt Jr. practices driving his Dad’s car for his upcoming test with his Walt Sr. in the passenger seat. When they get home Skyler, pleads Walt Sr. about buying the car wash. His parents negotiate four nights of family dinners a week. ("Half Measures") Season 4: 4x10 - Salud 8 Walt Jr. comforts his father after he was attacked by Jesse ("Salud") When Hank invites the Whites for dinner he shows Walt Sr. and Walt Jr. Gale Boetticher’s singing DVD, which Hank and Walt Jr. laugh uncontrollably at but Walt Sr. stares at in shock. ("Bullet Points") One day when Walt Jr. gets home from school he sees his parents just had sex and Skyler worries about his reaction, so she suggests Walt Sr. should move back in. As Walt Sr. moves back home to be with his family, he retracts his feelings and is seen relatively happy with how things are. When having dinner at Hank and Marie’s house Walt Jr. asks about the Gale Boetticher case and Hank said he stopped working on it. ("Shotgun") : While Walt Jr. and his Dad are eating breakfast they talk and he assumes his Mom is angry with his dad’s gambling addiction. Walt Sr. says she has a right to be mad. He tries to excuse his dad’s actions as equal to an illness but his father counters it all (angrily) down as choice. On the way to school Walt Sr. decides to take a detour and buy a car for his son. The argument left things tense between the two, at first Junior accuses his father of trying to buy him off but lightens up when he buys him his dream car. When his mother arrives home she is unimpressed when she sees his new car. He tries to convince her that its safe and promises he’ll drive safely. Walt Sr. tries to apologize but Skyler rebukes him saying that buying that car was a stupid idea. Walt Sr. worries that Walt Jr. only blames his mother for taking the car away. ("Cornered") Walt Jr. drives Hank to Los Pollos Hermanos, where Hank and Gus chat briefly as Gus recognizes Hank from charity work with the DEA. Gus offers Walt Jr. a job if he ever wants one. ("Problem Dog") : On the morning of his 16th birthday his mother surprises him with a new 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser. Although he’s not excited about it he politely thanks her. When Walt Sr. fails to show up for his son's birthday after being beaten up by Jesse, Walt Jr. goes to his father's apartment and finds him bruised and crying. He stays overnight to take care of his father, who mistakenly calls him "Jesse." The next morning, Walt Sr. apologizes to his son, and recounting his only memory of his own father, says that he does not want Walt Jr. to remember him the way he acted the night before. Walt Jr. says that he would rather remember him emotional and disoriented than the way he has been acting over the past year, because at least it was "real" ("Salud"). While hiding at Hank and Marie’s house Walt Jr. complains that his mother couldn’t convince his father to come, and that he’s too stubborn to realize what’s more important in his life than the car wash. ("End Times") Season 5: 5x08 - Gliding Over All 14 Walt Jr. plays with Holly Walt Jr. talks to Walt Sr. about what happened to Gus, and Walt Sr. acts like he's clueless about it. Later on, Walt Jr. is seen getting a new car along with Walt Sr. for Walt Sr.'s fifty-first birthday. Skyler stages a suicide attempt by walking into the pool later that night. Skyler then sends Walt Jr. and Holly to the Schrader household ("Fifty-One"). While living at Hank and Marie’s house Walt Jr. is grumpy and anti social. When he briefly returns home he shuts himself in his bedroom. His mom stands outside his room as he refuses to come out. His dad tell him they’re not kicking him out of anywhere because they love him. Walt Jr. tries to figure out what is going on at first, but Walt Sr. settles it - sorta. ("Dead Freight") Over the time he is with his aunt and uncle, he stays in his room and only comes out for food, to go to school, and some other stuff. Towards the end of the season, Walt Jr. and Holly go back home after Walt Sr. says he's out of the meth business. He is also shown to love his baby sister very much, he is seen rolling Holly around the pool outside while Skyler asks him to put some more sunscreen on her ("Gliding Over All"). : The day after Walt Sr. discovers Hank knows about Heisenberg, Walt Jr. tells his dad he is going to help Marie with her computer, but changes his mind after Walt Sr. informs him that his cancer has returned ("Confessions"). He is then forced to relocate to a hotel after the family's house floor was soaked in gasoline ("Rabid Dog"). : A starstruck Walt Jr. meets Saul Goodman ("To'hajiilee"). Upon their return back home, Skyler decides to teach Walt Jr. how to interact with customers at the carwash. While there, he meets Saul Goodman, whom he knows only as a famous celebrity from a billboard, but is starstruck nonetheless. ("To'hajiilee"). : However, his happiness is short-lived, as Skyler is later forced by her sister to confess everything to Walt Jr. about his parent's criminal activities. Horrified, he refuses to believe what has been revealed and tries to call his father, but to no avail. Later on as he and his mother drive home, Skyler, now calling him "Flynn" again, tells him to put on his seatbelt. This causes him to denounce Skyler for actively laundering the drug money, saying that she was just as bad as Walt Sr.. : Upon arriving home, Walt Jr. finds his supposedly arrested father frantically packing his newly acquired pickup truck with bags and tells his family to leave with him and flee. Walt Jr. demands Walt Sr. reveal the truth once again, but Walt Sr. doesn't. Skyler, noticing Walt Sr. weaseling out from explaining again, wants to know where Hank is. Walt Sr. eventually reveals Hank is dead, which leaves Walt Jr. distressed. Skyler, now armed with a knife, holds Walt Jr. back and tries to get Walt Sr. out of the house, which results in the couple wrestling over the knife. Walt Jr. eventually steps in by pushing Walt Sr. off Skyler and then, protecting his mother, calls the cops on Walt Sr., who he now sees as a completely different person. This leads to Walt Sr. running out of the house, kidnapping the infant Holly White and fleeing. ("Ozymandias") : After fleeing to New Hampshire, Walt Sr. tries to call Walt Jr., who has now reverted back to using "Flynn", and informs him about the possibility of sending money to help the family via Louis. However, still angry at his father for what he has done, Walt Jr. yells at his father, repeatedly saying, "You killed Uncle Hank!" and refuses to accept the money. He furiously tells Walt Sr. to go and die and hangs up ("Granite State") : He is last seen walking back home from school to Skyler's new apartment. Walt Sr. sees him from afar, but does not interact with him and leaves him alone, thinking it would be better to not bother him at all. Personality and traits: Season 2 - Walt Jr 2 "Walter Jr. is the good son who, unfortunately, Walt seems to love less than his prodigal Jesse." ―Vince Gilligan As the adolescent son of Walt Sr and Skyler White, Walt Sr. Walt Jr. doesn’t seem to be completely sure of who he is, and is beginning to experiment with his identity, going by both "Walt Jr." and "Flynn" over the course of the series. Despite his disability and use of crutches to get about, Jr does not let it define him, still having an average teenage life with several close friendships at J. P. Wynne High School (including his best friend Louis Corbett). He likes to be manly, and longs for the approval of both Walt Sr. and his uncle Hank, with whom Jr had an extremely close friendship with. : When he discovers that Walt Sr. has lung cancer, Walt Jr. changes his attitude and sets up a website, "www.saveWalterWhite.com," which requests and collects donations in an effort to help pay for Walt Sr.'s cancer treatment. Walt Sr.'s lawyer, Saul Goodman, arranges for a wave of fictional "donations" drawn from Walt Sr's drug money, in order to launder it and also make Walt Jr.'s efforts appear successful. Angered by his parents' constant fighting, Walt Jr. tries to establish an independent identity, insisting on being called Flynn and asking Louis to teach him how to drive. When Skyler and Walt Sr. separate, Walt Jr., given no explanation by either parent, only sees that his mother has (from his point of view) inexplicably thrown his father out of the house, and he takes his father's side and stops answering to the name Flynn. : Always being "late to the game", Walt Jr. remained oblivious to his father's drug trade life until Marie, confident that Walt Sr. is in Hank's custody, forces Skyler to reveal the whole truth to her son. Upon learning of his father's connection with Hank's death, Walt Jr. mistakenly concludes that Walt Sr. killed Hank. Feeling betrayed, Walt Jr. calls 911 when Walt Sr. fends off Skyler's knife attack, thus forcing Walt Sr. to leave and eventually end up on the most wanted list. In "Granite State," Walt Sr. attempts to talk to him over the phone and have him retrieve $100,000 that Walt Sr. planned to send to Louis' address; however, Walt Jr. angrily refuses and hangs up. Shortly before his death, Walt Sr. visits Skyler for the final time, and watches from afar as Walt Jr. returns to the safe house from school.

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