What Does the Fly Represent in Breaking Bad?
The fly in Breaking Bad symbolizes Walter's growing obsession with control and his guilt over his past actions. It's like his conscience buzzing around, constantly reminding him of his misdeeds!
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Simple answer: the fly represents Walt's slipping sanity and the uncontrollable aspects of his life. His world is flying out of control!
I always saw the fly as a metaphor for Walt's guilt and paranoia. Every time he tries to ignore it, it just keeps coming back.
Some people say the fly is just a fly, but c'mon, it's Breaking Bad! It's definitely deeper, showing his obsessive need for everything to be perfect.
I think the fly is just a representation of Walt's chronic need to control everything around him. It's like, dude, just let it go!
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