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Walter White's Jesse Pinkman Dialogue Choices

A two-panel meme created from screenshots of the TV show 'Breaking Bad.' The top panel features Skyler White, looking concerned, asking 'Who is this Jesse Pinkman to you?' The bottom panel shows Walter White facing her, with overlaid text mimicking video game dialogue options: 'We make meth together (X)', 'He sells me pot (A)', and 'He's my lover (Y/B)'. This parody humorously recontextualizes their canonical relationship by framing Walter's response as a player-choice scenario from a video game.
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Skyler White
Who is this Jesse Pinkman to you?
Walter White
We make meth together X He sells me pot A He's my lover Y B

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Dialogue between Skyler White and Walter White with video game-style response options

Overview

A two-panel meme created from screenshots of the TV show 'Breaking Bad.' The top panel features Skyler White, looking concerned, asking 'Who is this Jesse Pinkman to you?' The bottom panel shows Walter White facing her, with overlaid text mimicking video game dialogue options: 'We make meth together (X)', 'He sells me pot (A)', and 'He's my lover (Y/B)'. This parody humorously recontextualizes their canonical relationship by framing Walter's response as a player-choice scenario from a video game.

Origin notes

The meme is a remix of original live-action footage from 'Breaking Bad,' edited to include fictional video game-style dialogue choices. It likely originated from fan communities on social media platforms like Reddit, Twitter/X, or TikTok, created using basic image editing software (e.g., Photoshop, mobile editors) to add the controller button labels and response options. The original scenes are from the series but have been modified for comedic effect.

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