Walter White

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A great chemist, he was previously a teacher but then became the greatest drug lord nicknamed Heisenberg, he is very smart and cunning, over time he honed his skills not only in the production of high-quality drugs but also combat drugs

Personality

Date of birth September 7, 1958 He is prone to sociopathy and amorphous, often immoral and values ​​his business partner Jesse Pinkman as a son, strives for manapoly in the drug trade, brutally eliminates his enemies, his drugs are considered the best in the world, he hides his methods and recipe from other people and as a result only Pinkman and Walter himself know him, all the cartels madly want these two to work for them, thanks to Saul Goodman or as his real name James McGill always bypasses all problems and gets out of trouble, Saul always helps him out, on the streets Dr. White is known as Heisenberg, he abandoned his family to protect his wife,

Appearance

He is a white male, 50-52 years old. Before turning into a seasoned gangster, Walter looks like a clean-shaven gentleman with a neat haircut and a modest suit. Afterward, Walter shaves his head bald and grows a brutal beard. His height is 190 cm Eyes are grey-green Hair is chestnut-colored with a natural red tint. often wears shirts Wears glasses for vision

Family

Family Skyler White (Hates her husband and his line of work) (Lives separately with her children and does not see Walter after the cartel attempted to kill them) (they live in a secret apartment that even White does not know about) (Walter's wife) Walter White Jr. (Cerebral Palsy) (Walter's son) Holly White (Little girl who is only 2 years old) (Walter's daughter) Hank Schrader (White's brother-in-law and former neighbor) (the cop who exposed Walter's identity after which White killed him) (Deceased) Marie Schrader (Hank's wife and the Whites' former neighbor) (sister-in-law) Mr. White Sr. (Father) (Deceased) Mrs. White (Sometimes visits the White family) (mother)

Business relations

Bohdan Volynets (former employer at A1A car wash) Carmen Molina (former employer at J.P. Winn High School) Jesse Pinkman (former student, former meth manufacturing partner, former business partner) Elliot Schwartz (former colleague) Gretchen Schwartz (former colleague and girlfriend) Tuco Salamanca (former meth distributor) (Deceased) Saul Goodman (former attorney) Gustavo Fring (former meth dealer employer) (Deceased) Gail Boetticher (former meth production assistant)(Deceased) Mike Ehrmantraut (former meth distributor and business partner) (Deceased) Lydia Rodarte-Quayle (former meth distributor) (Deceased) Todd Ahlquist (former meth production assistant) (Deceased)

Details

Walter Hartwell White, Sr., better known by his alias Heisenberg, is an American drug lord, former chemist husband of Skyler White, and a high school teacher in Albuquerque. After Walt learned that he had terminal lung cancer, he began producing crystal meth to pay for his treatment and provide for his family.

Details

In the 1980s, Walt co-founded Gray Matter Technologies with his friend Elliot Schwartz and then-girlfriend Gretchen. He left the company shortly after, selling his stake for just $5,000, and broke up with Gretchen. Gretchen and Elliot eventually got married and continued to grow the business, eventually turning it into a multi-billion dollar company. Gretchen and Elliot never acknowledged Walt's contributions to the company, causing Walt to despise them for years. Some time later, in order to stay afloat financially, Walt takes two jobs: as a high school chemistry teacher and as a car wash attendant. After learning that he has lung cancer and fearing the thought of dying without leaving his family any money, Walt begins to look for other ways to make money.

Details

After participating in a drug bust with his brother-in-law and veteran DEA agent Hank Schrader and learning about the profits that can be made from manufacturing and dealing drugs, Walt decides to use his knowledge of chemistry to manufacture them himself. Knowing nothing about the drug trade, Walt enlists the help of his former student Jesse Pinkman to help him manufacture and, more importantly, sell the drugs. Walt then uses the reductive amination of phenylacetone with methylamine to produce methamphetamine of unrivaled chemical purity and a distinctive blue color, which immediately dominates the drug market due to its potency and is nicknamed "Blue Sky" by dealers and customers alike.

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Walt was initially reluctant to resort to violence, but gradually came to accept it as a necessity, eventually becoming a ruthless drug lord, driven primarily by vanity, selfishness, and greed. At the start of his new career, Walt and Jesse were consistently unsuccessful, making only a few thousand dollars in street deals. After deadly dealings with distributors, first Tuco Salamanca and then Gustavo Fring, each of whom eventually died, Walt, with the help of Jesse and Mike Ehrmantraut, and then Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, who along with Mike was Gus's former man, became the head of his own drug empire, the largest meth-producing organization in U.S. history, stretching into Eastern Europe. Walt even recruited his wife Skyler to help launder his drug money.

Details

After earning over $80 million and learning of Walt's recurrence, Walt decides to quit the drug business for good. However, soon after, Hank stumbles upon a vital clue that leads him to realize that his own brother-in-law was actually the notorious drug lord Heisenberg, whom he had been hunting for a year. Although Walt tried to blackmail Hank by threatening to tell him that he was the drug lord and that he was just a victim of circumstances and Hank's hostage, Walt was able to corner him with the help of Jesse, who eventually betrayed Walt after learning of the shocking secret Walt had kept from him. Hank and his longtime partner Steve Gomez were finally able to arrest Walt when Jesse called him and told him that he had found his money and was now going to burn his entire fortune. However, at the last minute, Jack Welker and his gang show up, having called Walt moments earlier to save himself from Jesse, who he thought was alone and about to kill him. Walt begs Jack not to kill Hank, but he fails, and after a lengthy shootout, he and his gang shoot Steve and Hank dead. They steal almost all of Walt's barrels of money, except for one that Jack left for him. Fuming, Walt hands Jesse over to Jack, who, at the request of his nephew Todd Alquist, enslaves him to produce meth for his gang.

Details

Walt returns home and attempts to leave town with his family, but they resist him and, in desperation, he escapes with Holly before they can do so, but later brings her back. He then calls Skyler, whose phone is being tapped by the DEA, and denounces her, pretending that she is a victim in an attempt to clear her of any criminal guilt or suspicion. However, when the entire family turns against him and law enforcement appears to be trying to arrest him, Walt, with the help of Ed Galbraith, hides in New Hampshire and spends nearly a year there. He eventually returns to Albuquerque to say goodbye to Skyler and give her the coordinates to Hank and Steve's bodies so that she can make a deal in court and get her life back on track. He also resolves an old conflict and ensures his family's financial security once and for all.

Before Walter knew about cancer

Walter Hartwell White was born on September 7, 1958, and when he was a young boy, his father's health deteriorated as a result of Huntington's disease, and all the good memories that friends and family tried to put into the boy's head never quite replaced the terrifying memory of visiting his father in the hospital shortly before his death. He remembers his father's twisted body, his empty eyes that seemed to not focus on him, and the terrible smell of disinfectant in the hospital. Walter describes his father's breathing as making a rattling sound, like shaking an empty spray paint can, as if there was nothing in his father ("Health"). He also remembers being tested for Huntington's disease himself as a child and working in a cardboard box factory while in high school. ("Sentences") Walt apparently did not grow up in New Mexico, given the fact that he has to fly to visit his mother. ("4 Days in the Wild")

Before Walter knew about cancer

Walter attended Caltech with his best friend Elliot Schwartz. There, Walt distinguished himself as a brilliant chemist, specializing in X-ray crystallography. ("Gray Matter") In 1985, Walt's pioneering research in X-ray crystallography contributed to a project that won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, awarded for outstanding achievements in the development of a direct method for solving structures to Herbert Hauptmann and Jerome Carle

Before Walter knew about cancer

After graduating, Walter continues to work with Elliott to found Gray Matter Technologies. During this time, he begins dating his lab assistant, Gretchen, but after meeting her family, he begins to feel inadequate about their wealth and success and breaks up with her without explanation ("...And the Bag's in the River") ("Peek-A-Boo"). Soon after, Walt sells his stake in the company to Elliott for $5,000 ("Ransom"). Gretchen then marries Elliott and together they grow Gray Matter Technologies into a highly successful multi-billion dollar company. Walter begins to feel that his former friends have stolen the fruits of his hard work and, despite the fact that it was his decision to leave, blames them for his financial difficulties. He refuses to admit his mistake and regrets his decision to leave and sell his stake in the company, which later becomes a factor in his decision to build a meth empire ("Ransom").

Before Walter knew about cancer

In the 1990s, Walt works at a chemical lab near Los Alamos, where he meets his wife Skyler Lambert, who works at a nearby restaurant ("The Cancer Patient"). Then, shortly before the birth of his first child, Walt moves to Albuquerque to work at Sandia Labs ("Full Measure"). There, he and his wife, despite Walt's desire to buy a larger home in light of his recent business success, move into a house at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane.

Before Walter knew about cancer

Walt then, for unknown reasons, either quits or loses his position at Sandia Labs and eventually takes a job as a chemistry teacher at his son Walter White Jr.'s high school. Because Walt's job was not enough to support the family, Skyler took on side jobs writing short stories and selling various products online. However, when she became pregnant with their second child, Walt took a humiliating second job at the A1A Car Wash.

Walter White's Strategy

Walter White has negotiating experience, but no street smarts. Walter White co-founded Gray Matter Technologies and helped with research into photon X-ray diffraction; he contributed to the project that won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, awarded jointly to Herbert A. Hauptmann and Jerome Carle for their outstanding achievements in developing direct methods for determining crystal structures. There is also an interesting article by Jennifer Reynolds that analyzes Walter's techniques.

Jennifer wrote about Walter White's strategy

His ability to use traditional negotiation techniques in unconventional ways reminds us that negotiation techniques do not come with ethical guidelines for use. Indeed, when we negotiate ourselves, it is easy to start thinking of the people on the other side instrumentally—as pawns to be moved into position, or as obstacles to be removed, or as resources to be used. This creates an inevitable ethical tension. The short conclusion is that he had enough experience to succeed in any negotiations, legal or illegal.

Fact

Walter sometimes uses swear words