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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
You were shown when the camera explicitly focused on the Stevia going into the tea.
What more do you want?
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Not to mention they framed the shot that blatantly showed there was only 1 packet of Stevia in the holder and she literally held it up in full view for an extremely long time, after we just a few scenes prior saw him don the Black Hat- which was always indicicative of his plotting, and scheming side about to lay down some wrath upon somebody.
The phone call timing doesn't bother me, it's an edited show, and we don't watch their every second- just imagine they edited out the 10 minutes between the shootout and her calling.
I would have loved if after the final crane shot where they pull away from Walt, that during the closing credits you see a rolling shot of a body on a stretcher draped with a WHITE sheet, and that black hat laying on top of the body as it rolls into the hospital and through the ER, the background out of focus but if you paid close attention it would be a typical trauma center chaotic scene in the back treating patients, with a subtle nod to one of those er patients being an overdose situation. As the stays fixed on the mounted view from the stretcher, you turn the corner down the hall to the patients rooms hall way and have a stationary shot of Walt being wheeled from coming into and passing out of the frame opposite side, and sitting dead center of the shot but not set up to be the focal draw is Lydia hooked up and clearly just grasping for whatever little life she could temporarily cling to. Quick cut to elevator doors parting to open and clearly now in the basement area, you roll by a very similar looking part of the basement that looks a lot like their older super lab with a few big stainless steel vat looking appliances that eventually passes the industrial laundry machines any hospital would have before reaching 2 black double swing doors into a sterile and metallic morgue / holding area . Only to watch the white sheeted body, with the black hat on top being slid in on the metal slab and the door hatch secured close.