What was Jack's motivation in Felina?
Somewhat related to Why does Jack let Walt go?; why does Jack want to kill Walt in the last episode of Breaking Bad? Walt shows up under the pretense of wanting to make a deal to teach Todd a new method of making meth. Assuming that Jack has no idea about Walt's true intentions to get revenge and kill them all, why does he immediately order his men to kill Walt?
When Walt and Jack last saw each other, Jack let Walt keep some of his money and let him go. All the reasons that he let him go should still apply. He and Walt were not enemies. So why does he want to kill Walt as soon as he hears that Walt asked to make a deal with them?
He provides reasons for why he turned down the deal, but turning down the deal shouldn't make them mortal enemies.
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Walt was a loose cannon. Jack had a good thing going with the meth empire. Walt was now a world-famous criminal, who had recklessly returned to the lion's den.
Walt was dangerous. Who knows what he might have done if Jack had turned him down? And how could Jack trust/work with someone who had betrayed Krazy-8, Tuco, Gale, Gus, Mike, and Jesse? That's six separate examples of backstabbing. Jack might not have known about all of them, but he knew enough. Jack had already given Walt a chance to go away quietly, and he had failed to take it.
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I always thought it was because Todd knows how to make a good quality of meth, and now Walt is a competitor not an ally. Plus he has so much heat on him that there is no trace of the communication between Walt and Jack. I also think there was still lingering tension with Jack killing off Gomez and Hank.
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