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and forcing him to cook meth. In an attempt to right his wrongs with Jesse and get even with the men holding him, Walt showed up and rigged a hidden machine gun in his car trunk to go off at the push of a car key button. It killed nearly all of Jesse's captors. Jesse finished off Todd himself, and Walt personally shot Todd's uncle Jack . From there, Jesse climbed into a car and understandably sped away from the nightmare he'd been living.
Walt, realizing that he'd been hit by one of the bullets, decided to die in the meth lab — surrounded by his beloved cooking machinery. The final shot of the show is Walt, eyes open, dead on the floor as the police arrive on scene.. There were all kinds of theories about why his eyes were open in the scene and how it meant his character might have survived. Cranston even stoked those theories from time to time in the years after the show. “Was there a coroner's report? No.
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