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<span  style=3D"color:#FFFFFF;font-size:6px;">While El Camino's plot focuse=
s on Jesse Pinkman escaping to Alaska, writer and director Vince Gilligan s=
tated that thematically, the film centers on Jesse's transformation from a =
boy to a man. As Jesse spent the entirety of Breaking Bad as Walter White's=
 partner, El Camino in contrast shows Jesse coming to terms with his past a=
nd making his own decisions, free of White's influence.[13] This theme is p=
revalent in the flashbacks that bookend El Camino, with Mike Ehrmantraut at=
 the beginning, and Walter White and Jane Margolis at the end. Alan Sepinwa=
ll of Rolling Stone detailed that while these scenes serve as a reminder of=
 who Jesse used to be and all that he lost, "all three flashbacks are also =
about the way that Jesse has been forced by tragic circumstance to grow up =
and think more about his place in the universe and the impact he has on oth=
ers. And they're about setting him on the road where Ed [Galbraith] leaves =
him at the film's conclusion".[8] Aaron Paul described his character Jesse =
as someone who went through "hell and back multiple times" and is still "pa=
ying for those sins", but Donna Bowman of The A.V. Club remarked that in fr=
eeing his ambitions from Walter White's manipulations, Jesse found his own =
redemption and avoided his mentor's fate, finally giving himself a chance f=
or a future.[14][15]

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ing to start over while also making things right with his past. Though Mike=
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epays several emotional debts from the series with rectifying gestures thro=
ughout the film: giving a proper goodbye to his friends Badger and Skinny P=
ete, apologizing to his parents one last time, getting revenge against Neil=
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