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Walter White’s character, played by Bryan Cranston, in the popular series Breaking Bad is one of the most ambiguous characters. His transformation from a mild high school chemistry teacher to a drug kingpin is both tragic and compelling.
Walter White was a complex and multifaceted character. He had many badass moments and dialogues in the series. Known as Heisenberg, Cranston’s character tricked many characters into doing what he wanted with his smooth and cunning dialogue. However, amongst the moments of high rise, there were moments when White also gave some heartfelt and emotional moments.
Here is a list of 7 such dialogues of Walter White from Breaking Bad that moved the viewers.
7 best Walter White dialogues from Breaking Bad
1) I only had you in my heart
The pilot episode of Breaking Bad was also one of the most important ones in the acclaimed series. In the episode, the viewers see Cranston’s Walter White recording a video message. No one knows who he is recording the message for and why.
This scene sets the plot and gives the viewers a glimpse of Walter White's tragic journey ahead and the consequences that he is going to deal with.
2) These Doctors talking about surviving. One year, two years, like it's the only thing that matters.
There were several moments in season 1 of Breaking Bad when viewers might have felt bad for his character. For example, in Episode 5 of Season 1, Cranston’s Walter White confesses to his family that he doesn’t want to live his life as a weak cancer patient. He wants to live a good life, not spend his remaining days in a hospital bed.
The confession was a heartbreaking moment for Walter White and one of the rarest moments that moved the audience.
3) I missed it.
In Season 3 of Breaking Bad, Walter experiences an unusual moment of self-reflection. He tells Jesse (Aaron Paul) about his cancer’s remission, due to which he might not die as he initially thought.
While his partner welcomes the positive news, Walt doesn’t take it as the same. He recalls why he started all of this mess. He just wanted to earn enough without his family knowing the source of the money and die. However, he didn’t stop at the right moment, and here he admits to his mistake.
4) What the hell is wrong with you? We're a family!
Walt utters this dialogue in Season 5, episode 14 of Breaking Bad. In one of the most tense scenes of the show, the White family gets into a fight.
After Hank dies, Walt comes back to take his family with him to run away. However, Skyler and Walt Jr. refuse. Skyler blames Walt for killing Hank and gets into a brutal fight. Walt Jr. breaks the fight between his parents. That’s when Walt says these words, and the silence that follows right after gives viewers and Walt the realization that he might have lost his family forever.
5) There will be consequences!
In the same episode, Walt takes Holly with him. As Skyler and Walt Jr. call the police, Walt, in just 1 phone call, absolves Skyler from all of his criminal activities and takes the blame on himself.
In the threatening phone call, he paints Skylar as an abuse victim who tried to stop her husband from committing all those crimes but failed. To help clear her name of any involvement in his drug business, Walt showed how much he cared about his family.
6) But this is all I could do
In Episode 15 of Season 6, Walt and Walt Jr. share their last scene. In their last conversation on the phone, Walter tells his son that he has sent money for him and his mother. He also confesses that he wanted to do more but this is all he could do at the end.
The conversation is emotional as Walt breaks down while his son still blames him for killing his uncle Hank.
7) I did it for me
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In the last scene of Walter and Skyler in Season 5, Walt finally admits that whatever he has done, it was all for himself. The delusion that he was doing this for his family finally subsides, and he can admit it to her.
This scene perfectly ends Walt’s character by making him realize his wrongdoings.
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