<div class="quote">529039 wrote:
I keep wondering how can Walt, who is lying face down over Jesse, get shot by a deflected bullet (or hit by a piece of the pool scorekeeper) in the stomach. <p>1. As clearly shown by the limited range of the M60 shooting trajectory on the wall of the building, it is impossible for a bullet to hit the pool scorekeeper which is atteched to the ceiling above the pool.  </p><p>2. Even if a bullet is able to get there and be deflected (or hit a piece of the scorekeeper), then it should hit Walt's back and not his stomach, given that he is lying face down on the floor. </p><p>3. Lastly, even if the first two points were possible, there is no hole shown in Walt's jacket. </p><p>Can someone explain this to me? Is all this just a long stretch in the script in order to make the story as written (Jesse deciding not to shoot Walt and let him die by his own hands in a more poetic and fair to the characters kind of way) possible? Or am I missing something? </p> </div> <p>
The tracer bullets, all these numbers were the number of bullets that detect targets. Yes, such things exist. </p>

<p>Oh and, Walt looks at his lower right abdomen and we don't see gore or anything, but we do see that it's pretty black there, looks like blood is drenching his shirt and pants, also he wears a jacket and he's in the dark, but it's established that's where he got shot. </p>

<p>And the wound is on his right side, which makes sense, ironically where he had his surgery, sure it was in the upper right quadrant that time, but still kind of tragically funny. </p>

<p>  what, by rare chance, Walt faked it his death with fake blood, the show is famously known for having things make 100 percent sense, there were no holes in hte back of his jacket and he was face down, however this wont cover how he moaned in pain but...think, he died so much later than it took Mike to, we know nothing after he fell down and the cops came,  but.. mainly, he fell JUST as the cops came, possibly to fake his death, his eyes stayed open and his fall was very sudden, this is far feched but not as much as how he was shot in his stomach face down   </p>

<p>Uhm, his rigght side was facing the wall where the bullets came from, the bullet got him on his side. Even the Marty Robbins song is talking about a sharp pain on "his side". No need for an exit hole, it can get stuck in his abdomen, the bulkiest part of a human being. Hence why bullets  in the abdomen are usually treatable if treated quickly enough, which isn't what happened there. And he was taking opiates to endure the cancer pain, likely somehting real strong like Opana, Oxycontin, high dosage Morphine/Hydromorphone pills. That's what he was taking in the Denny's pretty much for sure, certainly not anti-cancer tablets. </p>

<p>Even if Walt survives the events of the last scene. His body is already very compromised due to his existing health issues. He'd likely never be well enough (or live long enough) to provide coherent/reliable testimony. </p><p>Besides this, isn't the point of the scene to have Walt going out on his own terms after wrapping everything up? If not why have the scene?  Walt could just go to the police after visiting Gretchen and Elliot and arranging the meeting with Jack. He could confess, lead the cops to Jack and assure Skylar's freedom. </p><p>I think it's implied that he dies </p>

<div class="quote">Mholclajtner wrote:
Guys, please don't make mistery out of this. Walt hasn't been shot by Jack or Jesse. He was shot by a single bullet bouncing off of billiard score numbers. That moment is clearly shown in show, Walt moaning and his face full of pain when bullet is ripping him out. Bullet came from back and we saw exit wound on front. His wound hasn't be patched and air got into it. High pressure on his organs, mainly his heart is what killed Walt. It was swift and mercifull death.  <p>Why then his torn jacket isn't it been show? Well, mainly because they didn't wanna show us how bad it is until he was dead on the floor. They wanna we think he is ok until it's all over. Some guys haven't even figure that he was dead until show was over and it was explained on "Talking Bad". Moment of him dying was shown as reflection on the polished steel tank and end even that was easy to overlook. This wound was shown three times, every time looking more bad then before: first time when Jesse sees it, second after he leaves and Walt open his Jacket and last time when he is lying dead on the floor. </p><p>Three things announced (foreshadow) him dying from bullet: in season 3 episode "Sunset" sunligt came through bullet holes onto Walt's belly, in "Ozymandias" Walt reflection near bullet hole on car's reservoir and "El Paso" song where cowboy died from a bullet side wound. </p> </div> <p>even if its an exit wound ,it would have gone to jesse too right?
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