Does Walt ever kill Gus?

Gus cared more about Walt’s skill and quickly arranged to replace him, something that Walt caught wind of. Walt had no choice but to kill Gus, so he cooked up a plan using his rival’s enemy, Hector Salamanca.

Why did Walt want to kill Gus?

So was walts main motive in killing Gus saving Hank? Gus would have killed Walt, his family and even Jesse after he got another lab guy to learn the recipe. Gus was ruthless and would never leave any loose ends or liabilities for long. Walt knew this.

Would Gus Fring have killed Walt?

Gus would always have killed Walt, because Walt would have never accepted being Gus’s flunkie.

Why wont Jesse let Gus kill Walt?

Why didn’t Jesse kill Walt? Because he was the bigger man. Jesse did not have to kill, he knew he had already taken everything Walter White cherished, his money, his family, and his manhood, and he did it without killing one person.

Why did Gus kill Jesse?

Gus had a right to want to kill both Jesse and Walt as killing the dealers could’ve exposed his empire as did killing Gale.

Did Walt want Jesse dead?

When Walt ordered the hit, he explicitly states he wants Jesse to go quiet, not suffering. However, Walt still had hope at that point. He was still believing Heisenberg. After he sees that Jesse was essentially a slave for months, he was angry.

Why did Gus not get in the car?

Gus didn’t need to be right about his car being sabotaged; he was just smart enough to know that he was walking into what would be a perfect trap, and one he’d happily spring if the tables were turned. So he walked away.”

What would have happened if Gus killed Walt?

Gus would have killed Walt, his family and even Jesse after he got another lab guy to learn the recipe. Gus was ruthless and would never leave any loose ends or liabilities for long. Walt knew this. Maybe a case of takes one to know one.

What would have happened if Gus killed Hank?

During the show Walt always eliminated all who became threat to him or his familly. If Gus killed Hank his familly would be destroyed because Skyler would never forgive Walt that. It would be same for Skyler if Gus killed Hank or nazis. It’s all Walt killing Hank for her.

How did Walt become a liability to Gus?

Whether Walt has already been a liability (and Gus didn’t see it), or Walt has become a liability because he learned from Jesse; doesn’t matter at this point. Just like Walt picks Jesse over Gus, Gus will pick his business over Walt.

Why does Walt keep Jesse with him?

In truth, we know that Walt keeps Jesse around because Walt does not consider Gus as a friend. Jesse is loyal to Walt, not Gus, and his involvement gives Walt more executive control over the meth cooking (compared to when one of Gus’ men would have helped Walt, e.g. Gale).