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    Yeah, but I don't think it was only guilt. If Jimmy didn't show, he wouldn't cut the ties with him. Cutting the ties with Jimmy implies that he had just lost everything in his life: the law (since it would be hard to be taken seriously after all the events) the firm (in which he worked all his life to build it) and

    Jimmy has charisma Chuck didn't. Years and years of sabotaging isn't accurate. He just cared about Jimmy being a lawyer. Probably, if Jimmy didn't want to be a lawyer Chuck wouldn't care.
    Jimmy has conscience, but never measures the consequences and by the time he understands what those are, he tries to fix the

    Man, people love hating Chuck when he wasn't a bad guy. The beauty of this show is that most of the characters are in a gray shade, some in the lighter side, some in the darkest side, in the same vein as Breaking Bad.
    I see the condition of Chuck more like a manifestation of depression and not guilt or losing control

    I don't think is guilt about how he treats his brother. I believe is more the manifestation of stress, sadness and depression. The time when he started with his condition was right after his wife left him and it was stated before. The accumulation of stuff that happened to him: the humiliation with that farewell in