Walt's early decision to enter the world of manufacturing meth triggered all the other, darker qualities that revealed themselves over the course of the series, but the catalyst. He called the nazis and they killed him, that's why all he can muster is i tried to save him Hence walt screaming 'he's my son'.
With most of his captors now dead, jesse wraps the chains on his wrists around todd’s neck and. After that we see him having a drink as he watches his old. This has (accidentally) caused hank's death and the loss of (almost) all the money that.
In the penultimate episode of breaking bad, granite state, after talking to his son, walt calls the cops and indicates his location. When hank tries to stop him, it angers walt. Personally it's because he basically did kill hank. His contraption seemingly kills everyone but walt, jesse, todd, and jack.
Among the lives mercifully spared from the mass collateral damage of walter white’s meth empire was that of his son, walt jr. It was necessary to sacrifice his reputation with his son, in order to protect his family. Believe he had killed hank, when in reality the nazis had done it. In season 2, episode 4 of breaking bad, there's a significant moment when walter forces his teenage son, walt jr., to drink tequila during a tense family barbeque.
Jesse has betrayed walter, became hank's informant and delivered him to the dea. It's as if hank is saying he knows better for walt's son than he does. Walter's descent into darkness and involvement in the drug. Once again, walt is about his ego.
On its face, this is a blatantly obvious, but vince has actually. Walter white does not kill his son, walter jr., in breaking bad.