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CONTINUED:<br />
34.<br />
We PULL BACK to see a miserable Walt, as he pops the cheese<br />
into his mouth. The “intervention” has been going on for a<br />
while, and everyone looks worse for wear. Marie is<br />
skeptical, Hank uncomfortable, Walter, Jr. sullen.<br />
Sitting in his favorite recliner, all Walt wants to do is<br />
pick up the remote, turn on the tube, and watch a little<br />
“Star Trek: Voyager.” But no, he listens dutifully as...<br />
... Skyler holds court. She sits on the couch, clutching a<br />
THROW PILLOW to her belly. The pillow is embroidered with<br />
the adage, “Find Joy in the Little Things.”<br />
SKYLER<br />
The bottom line is that you’re<br />
being selfish, Walt.<br />
Skyler catches herself, then rephrases more carefully, in<br />
“intervention speak.”<br />
SKYLER<br />
I mean -- I, personally, feel that<br />
the decision you’re making is not<br />
in the best interest of our family<br />
unit. In my opinion.<br />
WALT<br />
I’m the one who’s sick --<br />
SKYLER<br />
-- Uh-uh, it’s not your turn yet.<br />
You agreed to listen to what<br />
everyone had to say first.<br />
Fine.<br />
WALT<br />
Walt leans back, annoyed.<br />
SKYLER<br />
Elliott offered to help because he<br />
cares about you. I know you have<br />
issues with accepting help from<br />
others. But under the present<br />
circumstances, don’t you think<br />
those issues are basically just...<br />
bullshit?<br />
(correcting herself)<br />
I mean, not valid?<br />
A beat. Everyone’s looking at Walt.<br />
(CONTINUED)
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