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CONTINUED: (2)<br />
17.<br />
WALT<br />
I wouldn’t even know where to<br />
begin. You have no idea... I spend<br />
my day drawing atoms on a<br />
chalkboard. Making kids memorize<br />
the periodic table.<br />
ELLIOTT<br />
I understand. You’re a little<br />
rusty. But you’re not seeing the<br />
upside here -- it might really help<br />
us to have a fresh set of eyes.<br />
You know what it’s like when you’re<br />
trying to crack the same problem<br />
for months -- you get tunnel<br />
vision. But one person thinking<br />
outside the box? You may be<br />
exactly what we need.<br />
Walt can’t believe what he’s hearing. But man, does he want<br />
to. For the first time in years, he sees a future that<br />
isn’t bleak -- in fact, it’s the life he should have had.<br />
This is his chance at redemption.<br />
But bursting this beautiful bubble is the inescapable fact<br />
that... Walt has cancer. His days are numbered. As the<br />
reality of this sinks in:<br />
WALT<br />
Elliott... this is... this is very<br />
appealing. But you should know...<br />
I’ve got some... personal issues.<br />
Quiet Walt, squashing down his emotions, has a hard time<br />
getting this out. Elliott lays a compassionate hand on<br />
Walt’s shoulder.<br />
ELLIOTT<br />
There’s nothing we can’t work out.<br />
WALT<br />
It’s complicated.<br />
ELLIOTT<br />
We can help you. We have excellent<br />
health insurance. The best.<br />
Walt looks to him, surprised. He knows I have cancer. How<br />
the hell does he know? Glancing across the lawn, Walt<br />
sees...<br />
... SKYLER standing with a bunch of guests, sipping a<br />
sparkling water.<br />
(CONTINUED)
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