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Breaking Bad S5E2

Madrigal

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216 단어
A2
16
B1
40
B2
125
C1
33
C2
2
a name A2 +
a whole lot B1 +
abandoned her B2 +
all due respect B2 +
alleged B2 +
almost shot B2 +
an even dozen B2 +
anomaly C1 +
attorney present B2 +
background checks B2 +
big doings C1 +
blowout B2 +
broken down B2 +
burned up B2 +
call back B1 +
calm down B1 +
care for B2 +
come on over B1 +
come over there B1 +
compensated B2 +
concealed carry C1 +
conduct employee background checks B2 +
confess B2 +
cook out B2 +
cooking again B2 +
corporate security B2 +
couch-shaped ass C1 +
could use B1 +
counts his lucky stars C1 +
crystal ship C1 +
currently employed B2 +
cut up B1 +
cute as a button B2 +
damage was done B2 +
dear old granddaddy B2 +
deposit money into B1 +
died because of you B2 +
disappear B2 +
do right by B2 +
do whatever it takes B2 +
do yourself a solid B2 +
dramatically B2 +
drive me crazy B2 +
drop your gun B1 +
drug empire B2 +
dry as hell B2 +
encrypted B2 +
every last dollar B2 +
factor into C1 +
false accusations B2 +
fell out B2 +
first order of business B2 +
for good reasons B2 +
for sure B1 +
for the best B2 +
from here on out B2 +
full-time job B1 +
get a hold of yourself B2 +
get picked up B2 +
get rid of B1 +
get your hands on B2 +
gets easier B1 +
give me a hand B1 +
give up B1 +
given your history B2 +
go forward B1 +
go hard or easy C1 +
go home A2 +
go on home B1 +
go under the bus C1 +
going bye-bye B2 +
got a minute B1 +
got nothing to worry about B2 +
got you B1 +
guarding the special sauce C1 +
had our issues B2 +
have anything to say B1 +
have faith B2 +
have no intention of B2 +
have to A2 +
having each other's back B2 +
held its own C1 +
here's the thing B2 +
holding up B2 +
Honest to God B2 +
how come B1 +
how far A2 +
how much A2 +
hurt A2 +
in charge of B1 +
in the event of B2 +
in the hole C1 +
industry leader B2 +
input B2 +
intact B2 +
issuing orders B2 +
it'd be quicker to mention C1 +
keep coming up B2 +
keep out B1 +
keep their mouths shut B2 +
Keep your voice down B2 +
keeps me awake B2 +
know why A2 +
larger cut B2 +
lay there thinking B2 +
lead to something B2 +
leap B2 +
leave emotion out of C1 +
leave her B1 +
licensed to carry a firearm B2 +
lose the sunglasses B2 +
manage it B2 +
manufacture covered B2 +
market to be filled B2 +
missed a good meal B2 +
misunderstanding B2 +
move forward B2 +
needed the money A2 +
never mind B1 +
no better reason than B2 +
no denying B2 +
now's the time B1 +
off that very silly idea B2 +
offshore accounts C1 +
on his payroll B2 +
on the payroll B2 +
out of the question B2 +
outraged by C1 +
outstanding B2 +
overkill C1 +
oversee loss prevention B2 +
paramount C1 +
partnership B2 +
pass B1 +
pick him up B1 +
pledge B2 +
pointing out facts B2 +
precursor C1 +
press on B2 +
private investigator B2 +
prophylactic measure C2 +
proud of B1 +
prying eyes C1 +
pull your CCPs C1 +
put to bed B1 +
reconsidered B2 +
relieving you B2 +
right under my nose C1 +
roll C1 +
run marathons B2 +
run me through my paces C2 +
runs itself B2 +
sails off into the sunset C1 +
say good night A2 +
scoop it up B2 +
scream B1 +
sending out those résumés B2 +
shocked and saddened B2 +
shoot me in the face B2 +
shuck C1 +
Shut up B1 +
single-handedly C1 +
sink B2 +
sleep on it B2 +
sleeps through the night B2 +
slow down B1 +
sneaked a peek B2 +
solid B2 +
sorry about A2 +
source of pride B2 +
stand up to the heat C1 +
start with A2 +
state that to the camera B2 +
steady as you go B2 +
steady supply B2 +
stick in his memory C1 +
still up B1 +
stirred up B2 +
stopping point B2 +
strike me as B2 +
stumbling across B2 +
sure as hell B2 +
switched back to B2 +
take a bath A2 +
take a breath B1 +
take all my money B1 +
take full responsibility B2 +
tenure C1 +
testify to B2 +
the muscle behind C1 +
three ways B2 +
time bomb B2 +
too good B1 +
touch that money B2 +
trace back B2 +
treks B2 +
trickier B2 +
trouble B2 +
turn around A2 +
two million and change B2 +
under arrest B1 +
vetted C1 +
wait for A2 +
waiting for A2 +
waiving your right C1 +
weak link B2 +
what do you want me to do about it B1 +
what's up A2 +
what's wrong with me B1 +
whole lot of questions B2 +
wins the lottery B2 +
working yourself all up B2 +
wouldn't change a thing B2 +
wound up B2 +
wrapped some up B2 +
wrought C1 +

In the episode titled "Madrigal," the narrative delves into the aftermath of the previous season's climactic events, particularly focusing on the consequences of Gus Fring's demise. Walter White, now emboldened by his newfound power, embarks on a venture to consolidate his position in the drug trade, collaborating with Mike Ehrmantraut and Jesse Pinkman. Meanwhile, the episode introduces a critical new character, Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, a corporate executive connected to Gus's operation, who becomes pivotal in the unfolding drama. Her involvement highlights the intersection between legitimate business practices and the illicit drug market. As Walter seeks to expand his production capabilities, he navigates complex relationships while grappling with the moral ambiguities of his choices. The episode sets the stage for a tense exploration of power dynamics, loyalty, and the lengths individuals will go to protect their interests in a perilous world.

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