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Better Call Saul Season 4 Episode 2 Breathe

Bob Odenkirk

Jimmy McGill

Jonathan R. Banks

Mike Ehrmantraut

Rhea Seehorn

Kim Wexler

Michael John McKean

Chuck McGill

Patrick Fabian

Hamlin Howard

Plot Summary： Early in the morning, Jimmy is awakened. Jimmy is making breakfast and needs to rush to an interview after eating. The first interview is for a copier sales position. While waiting for the manager, the supervisor gives him a tour. A "Bavarian Boy" Hummel figurine on a shelf catches his eye. Jimmy remembers this figurine is quite valuable but is casually placed on the shelf. Just as he is about to examine it closely, the manager arrives, implying that items on the shelf will eventually be thrown into the trash, seemingly unaware of the figurine's value. Jimmy has worked in the mailroom of a law firm for several years and is familiar with various copiers. Coupled with his courtroom eloquence, the manager hires him on the spot. However, Jimmy doesn't want the job, as a company that trusts a stranger based on a few pretty words is unreliable. After leaving the copier store, Jimmy rushes to his next interview. Resting at home, Kim receives a call from Howard. The firm needs to execute Charles' will. Since Jimmy refuses to see Howard, Kim represents Jimmy at the firm. Charles' photo is still displayed in the lobby, and Rebecca has already signed the agreement in the office. According to the will, the house is left to Rebecca. Howard asks if Jimmy wants any sentimental items, but Kim immediately declines. Next is the inheritance share; Charles donated a large sum to the "Youth with Potential" foundation during his lifetime, so Jimmy only receives five thousand dollars. Additionally, Howard hopes Jimmy will agree to serve on the foundation's board, which Kim also rejects. Finally, there's a handwritten letter from Charles to Jimmy, which Howard asks Kim to deliver to Jimmy, ensuring he opens it himself. After the inheritance is distributed, Rebecca leaves. Kim finally can't help but angrily question Howard why he told Jimmy the truth about Charles' suicide. As if knowing his brother burned to ashes in a fire wasn't enough, he's also asked to pick out souvenirs from the place where his brother's ashes floated, and to work for a foundation where his brother would never have given him a bonus, and what exactly Charles would write in that letter. Howard cannot answer this series of questions. Kim doesn't need him to make amends; Kim alone will protect Jimmy. That evening, Jimmy returns home, bringing Thai food to share with Kim. Kim doesn't tell him what happened at the firm during the day, nor does she produce Charles' letter. Jimmy doesn't need to endure more pain. Late at night, after Kim falls asleep, Jimmy secretly checks the online price of the Hummel figurine on his computer. Seeing the figurine is worth over eight thousand dollars, a new bad idea forms in his mind. Gustavo hasn't relaxed his surveillance of Hector, even though Hector is comatose. He specifically sends people to conduct a secret comprehensive examination to determine his condition, to prevent Hector from feigning illness. Surveillance personnel report daily on what happens in the hospital room, including visitors and doctors. Recently, the hospital replaced Hector's primary physician with Dr. Maureen, who is employing a new therapy to promote brain self-repair. Gustavo demands daily examination results for Hector. Lydia calls again, expressing great dissatisfaction with Mike's arbitrary actions. Lydia met with Mike earlier, and Mike not only refused Lydia's request to recuse himself but also stated he would inspect several other Madrigal subsidiaries. Only then would he maintain his identity as a security consultant and avoid suspicion. Gustavo, however, trusts Mike's abilities in this regard. Since Mike is so enthusiastic, Gustavo suggests Lydia issue him a formal employee ID. After dealing with Lydia's issues, Gustavo needs to consider how to deal with the Salamanca family. Hector lies comatose in bed, and his nephews are not capable of much. But directly seizing their territory would inevitably lead to a major conflict, which is not Gustavo's style. That night, Nacho and Ximenez arrive at the Los Pollos Hermanos warehouse to pick up the Salamanca family's drug share, only to find it reduced from the usual six packs to five. Ximenez merely raises his voice to argue, while Nacho, unwilling to waste words, directly pulls out a loaded gun. Just as they walk out of the warehouse with six packs of drugs, a group of people ambushes them from behind. Ximenez's head is covered with a plastic bag, suffocating him. Nacho is held at gunpoint, kneeling on the ground. Gustavo emerges from the shadows. He knows what Nacho has done and about the poisoned capsules. If Nacho doesn't want the Salamancas to know about those things, he must obey Gustavo from now on.