4. Killing Spree Leads To Freedom (Hank Gets Killed)
Considering that Deny's restaurant scene in the opener of Season 5, we see Walt celebrating his 52nd birthday alone, under a different name, and waiting to meet up with Lawson, the gundealer. When he meets up with him, he tells Lawson that the machine gun isn't leaving town, let alone crossing any borders. Is Heisenberg getting ready for some local killing? Everything points to that, but what would really be a ball-dropping move from the creators is if Walt actually
succeeds in killing almost everyone that is connected to him and his past life. Yes perhaps even his children because he's so drunk on power and the need to save himself. Maybe Jesse escapes somehow or just gets wounded, Skyler bites the dust and Walt Jr. dies trying to save her while Marie escapes with Holly, but any way you shuffle the cards the unthinkable result is that Walt succeeds in wiping his slate clean and dealing with his cancer on some tropical beach; free and stupidly rich. Hank has been building his case against Walt and finally finds a way to put a stop to everything, bring him in or take him down if necessary, but ends up getting shot by Walt and bleeding out on the kitchen floor. The last thing he sees is one of his minerals covered in his own blood, and the last thing he hears is Walt's chuckle. Everything has been destroyed, even his rocks..minerals..whatever, nothing matters anymore.