Better Call Saul: Kim's Major Episode 6 Decision Explained By Esposito
Giancarlo Esposito, director of Better Call Saul season 6 episode 6, explains Kim's decision at the end of the episode. The series is in its final season, consisting of 13 episodes that will be split into two halves, with the penultimate episode of the first half, titled «Axe and Grind,» marking Esposito's directorial debut. Esposito portrays fast food chain owner and drug kingpin Gustavo Fring in the series, who was noticeably absent in the episode — instead, it focused more on the other main characters, particularly the married couple of Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler.
This season immediately picks up from where the previous left off, largely focusing on implementing Kim's comprehensive plan for her and Jimmy to take down her former boss, Howard Hamlin. Despite Jimmy being known as the con man, Kim has been in the driver's seat the entire time with this scam, to the point where it is clearly unnerving Jimmy. Better Call Saul season 6 episode 6 revolves around Kim having the opportunity to be a part of a legal group that helps justice reform programs, similar to the pro bono cases she currently does. When the luncheon occurs on the day her ruse is supposed to be enacted, and a subsequent, unexpected wrench in her plan develops, Kim is faced with a choice on her way over to the meeting.
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Speaking with Variety, Esposito dives deep into the ending scene of «Axe and Grind,» in which Kim turns her car around and decides to skip the meeting, out of insistence that the scam needs to be performed that day. Esposito shares his thoughts about Kim's thought process, explaining why her decision is a complete tragedy for her character's journey, while detailing
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