This chapter is very well narrated, it closes cycles and opens others, this series never disappoints and I must highlight two events, Hector's heart attack and obviously Chuck's death, when Nacho changes the pills it is sublime but it is not from this chapter, this fact takes its maximum relevance and with a bridge to it already stipulated (Tuco in prison) the events are connected in a remarkable way and it happens, he has a heart attack and is seen in nacho's expression with some fear but somewhat relieved and Gus who he won't let him go so easily, he suspects nacho and unfortunately for Nacho Hector is saved, and Chuck's death, the whole chapter develops his discomfort and you can see how slowly but steadily he falls into madness, dismantles his house and falls into the lowest point he could fall, he commits suicide for no longer being able to bear his life in general, his dismissal and the growing hatred for his brother, everything culminates there, in his gaze, in the facts and with his house burning in flames, just ends.
Review of Lantern
