Peter Gould

Saul Goodman delivers a calculated, manipulative performance to Marie Schrader and federal prosecutors, framing himself as a victim of Walter White's intimidation. He uses the tragic details of the past to rewrite his involvement in the Heisenberg empire, aiming to garner sympathy and leverage a plea deal.

Jimmy McGill delivers a cynical, impassioned speech to a young girl who was rejected for a scholarship. He encourages her to stop playing by the rules of a system that will never truly accept her and instead do whatever it takes to win.