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[Juri's expression doesn't falter any at that, though a slight shift does take place; it's gone kind of cold, really, though there's no agitation behind it.]
I'd imagine you're telling me all this for a reason...?
[He adjusts himself in his seat again. He picks up his drink, and speaks, rationalizing every word both to himself and Juri.]
My legacy - the thing that I've built with my own damn hands. That's all I have left. By threatening that, I suppose that...you've given me motivation. To defend it. To do anything, really. Call it peace of mind, call it cold-hearted murder. Both of them work fine.
I can't have a happy family life, I've come to terms with that. I am well beyond that, as much as I'd love to deny it. But it can't all be for nothing. My work. My struggles. My sacrifices. My empire.
[Walt spins his drink, but his expression doesn't change.]
To the point, I've had an epiphany. If I'm beyond saving, if I can't be remembered as a family man, the grand patron saint nabbed from this great big beautiful life by some terrible disease that a desperate war was waged against. Well, maybe I wouldn't mind being remembered as a devil. It wouldn't be unfitting. To cast silence over rooms with the very mention of "Heisenberg".
[He takes a sip from his drink, finally. He doesn't notice the taste, nor does he particularly care.]
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I'd imagine you're telling me all this for a reason...?
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[...huh.]
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...What for?
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[He adjusts himself in his seat again. He picks up his drink, and speaks, rationalizing every word both to himself and Juri.]
My legacy - the thing that I've built with my own damn hands. That's all I have left. By threatening that, I suppose that...you've given me motivation. To defend it. To do anything, really. Call it peace of mind, call it cold-hearted murder. Both of them work fine.
I can't have a happy family life, I've come to terms with that. I am well beyond that, as much as I'd love to deny it. But it can't all be for nothing. My work. My struggles. My sacrifices. My empire.
[Walt spins his drink, but his expression doesn't change.]
To the point, I've had an epiphany. If I'm beyond saving, if I can't be remembered as a family man, the grand patron saint nabbed from this great big beautiful life by some terrible disease that a desperate war was waged against. Well, maybe I wouldn't mind being remembered as a devil. It wouldn't be unfitting. To cast silence over rooms with the very mention of "Heisenberg".
[He takes a sip from his drink, finally. He doesn't notice the taste, nor does he particularly care.]
Food for thought.