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I wouldn't really call it foreshadowing, since we already know that Walt is planning on going into combat (why else would he need an automatic weapon?). If this was meant to mean anything, then I could see it being a reminder / note of Hank being shot in the head or something in this ball park.
I think the ending is in the Video Negro y Azule. Walt is dead and that guy is jesse.
I always picture the ending to be just like scar face
I dont think there is any scenario here, where walt wins and rides off into the sunset as the brave anti hero/villain.
Walt is gonna die. It's just a matter of how and when.
He shouldve got out WAY before he decided to get out. He got too power greedy and money hungry. It started out, just trying to make some quick cash to help his family out, after he died of cancer. A noble idea. But then he decided he wanted to be the new Pablo Escobar and run a meth Empire. He lost sight of what really mattered.
This show was fun to watch, over the years...but it's gonna be hard to watch this sad ending play out.
The thing I love about Walt... is he says "I AM THE DANGER" but he is just an old scared man trying to act all alpha male.
Think about it, every time when the going gets tough he turns into thats scared little man again that just learned he's diagnosed with a terminal illness.
"Ozymandias" opening scene is a perfect example of that.