Por isso Better Call Saul superou Breaking Bad...
Why Better Call Saul focuses on character development instead of constant action. Why is Jimmy McGill's journey to Saul Goodman as good as Walter White's? This analysis discusses how circumstances shape the protagonists and why Better Call Saul's construction differs so much from the immediate intensity of Breaking Bad. If you feel the first seasons are slow, this reflection shows how each scene of social interaction is fundamental to the story arc. This analysis is based on a personal interpretation. Subscribe to the Tavern for more analyses and comment: what other series would you like to see analyzed from this perspective of narrative pacing? Thank you very much for your attention! #bettercallsaul #breakingbad #narrative #storytelling

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