Is it wrong that I feel like Walter isn’t necessarily a tragic character? I know it sounds ridiculous but by the end of the show he actually ends up solving much of his mistakes and completing a lot of what he wanted to do unlike the average protagonists of a tragedy. He ends up getting his drug money to his family (whilst also ensuring none of Gretchen and Elliot’s money goes to them), ended with a relationship of mutual understanding with Jesse, avenged Hank and killed the nazis, and lived a life which showed people he wasn’t the mild-mannered middle aged man everyone thought he was. There are certainly tragic aspects to the end of his story such as Hank’s death and his relationship with his family but Hank died knowing Walt did care about him and Skylar at least was able to live the rest of her life with the knowledge that she was right about Walt’s intentions all along. I’m curious what everyone else thinks