How did Walt poison Brock?
What did I miss?
shareHe uses the berries, but it's unclear if he directly gives them to Brock, slips them in something, or what. You didn't miss anything.
Chalk it up to some off-screen/off-camera trickery.
I knew it was the berries, I just didn't know how he was able to slip it to him. With so much happening at the time, it is a wonder that Walt got away with it at all.
shareI'm not sure either.
It is amazing he staved off discovery as long as he did, yeah.
Right. Hank should have seen through Walt long before he sat on the toilet, but then there wouldn't have been much of a show.
shareMaybe, but I totally get why he didn't. Hank was too close. He had a mental image of Walt (whom he'd known for years) as this timid, milquetoast wimp who couldn't stand up for himself or dare step outside his safe, little bubble; kinda like "Oh, Clark couldn't be Superman!". When Walt started behaving abnormally, he probably assumed it was just the tumult of the cancer diagnosis. When flimsy explanations were offered, he bought 'em, because he couldn't or wouldn't believe his brother-in-law was the supercriminal Heisenberg.
shareThat is true. When it came to Walt, Hank was very trusting of him.
shareIronically, Skyler is much more suspicious much sooner, but I think that's probably true to life. A wife (or husband) would be far more likely than a brother in law to notice odd behaviour from a spouse and know there were secrets concealed.
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