Walter White had a history of picking up traits from his victims throughout Breaking Bad. Over the course of the series, all of Walter White's victims changed him in some way, whether he killed them with his own hands or simply caused their deaths (as in the plane crash incident). Among those victims were a number of figures that Walt directly killed and proceeded to copy some of their characteristics. Here's how each of Walter White's victims changed him in Breaking Bad.
When Walt first entered the meth business, he held on to his moral obligations when it came to supporting his family as a way to justify his actions. He wasn't equipped with the experience of how to interact with drug dealers or leaders in the cartel. In order to survive in that world and thrive with his budding meth empire, Walt transformed into the legendary criminal known as Heisenberg,
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When Walt first entered the meth business, he held on to his moral obligations when it came to supporting his family as a way to justify his actions. He wasn't equipped with the experience of how to interact with drug dealers or leaders in the cartel. In order to survive in that world and thrive with his budding meth empire, Walt transformed into the legendary criminal known as Heisenberg,
