The point is, Jimmy had to keep her out of the plan and lie to her to give her plausible deniability. She asked him to swear to her this would never happen again and he couldn't do it. She's not worried about this current scam (for which she has deniability), but she knows if she stays with him it will happen again. If they're married, she can be in on it. She can have an open, trusting relationship with Jimmy again (she thinks).
Also remember that the opening scene of the episode was Kim's mom lying to her about how much beer she drank before going to pick her up from band, and Kim deciding she'd rather walk three miles home than trust her mom again.
Why didn't Kimmy just walk home in the first place? There's no way an afterschool sectional or even rehearsal could go that late especially for strings.
Nathaniel Anderson
Also, next episode is "JMM" (Justice Matters Most). Kim likes doing this with Jimmy because it gets results for the little guy, and she thinks he really believes that justice matters most. But of course Jimmy doesn't really care about justice. He likes abusing the law to the fullest extent, being a master in his own way, because it sticks it to everyone who didn't believe he was actually qualified, and because he likes slippin'.
I think Jimmy is going to lie to Kim again. He's going to lean on her for support with the cartel stuff, but he's going to leave out the details because he doesn't want her too involved in that world. He'll say it's for her safety, but she'll start to realize she can't keep going along with his Saul Goodman life.
Kevin Gomez
Because breaking bad is cartooney and theyre basically morphing BCS into a mish mash of both shows tonally, which doesn't work great
Asher Butler
YUP
Justin Bennett
It's one of the few series out there that still manages to keep me immersed as fuck
Blake Murphy
Nobody cares about that dogshit zombie show anymore
Hudson Baker
Yes they can jesus fucking christ why do you retards keep saying this
Xavier Cooper
because if you walk home in the first place then it's "your" fault for not waiting. she wanted to wait as long as possible for her mom to show up to simply see what would happen, what her excuse was, and if it's legitimate. Then you pull the power move on her. She was simply a kid giving her mom yet another chance and saw her mom failed that chance again. The car ride itself was incidental.
Thomas Morgan
>YOU CAN'T CONCEIVE OF WHAT I'M CAPABLE OF He's gonna say this to Howie next episode, isn't he?
