[He delivers that news nonchalantly, like it happened to someone he doesn't know.]
He killed a bunch of my people, too. I'm glad you're okay.
[That part sounds like it's hitting him more deeply. Since Sarah's asking, it sounds like she wasn't one of those massacred, and Jesse's so relieved about that.]
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are you serious?
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should i call you?
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Hey.
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[ She sounds hesitant. ]
Jesse... what the hell happened?
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[He delivers that news nonchalantly, like it happened to someone he doesn't know.]
He killed a bunch of my people, too. I'm glad you're okay.
[That part sounds like it's hitting him more deeply. Since Sarah's asking, it sounds like she wasn't one of those massacred, and Jesse's so relieved about that.]
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Who was it?
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[Does she know him?]
He had a whole Unabomber look going on the last time I saw him.
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Sorry, did you say Walter White?
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[...Ah.]
Did the helpless old schoolteacher thing fool you?
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[ —just threw a couple weird tantrums in front of her which led her to believe he was weird as hell, but ultimately harmless. Shit. ]
God, I'm so fucking stupid.
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No, I know. Sorry. I just got taken in by—we talked about our kids, and I thought... I dunno what I thought.
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You could've told me, you know. You didn't have to just disappear.
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I was back home, actually. I guess dying kinda kicked me back there for a while. For a year.
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[ She doesn't really have any idea of the scope of what's going on back there for him, but she's still hesitant about asking. ]
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Is your son alright?
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[That's the feeling of a knife twisting. Of course Sarah would ask about Brock, though.]
I don't, um... I don't know.
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