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After the events of this episode, I'm convinced that Kim and Jimmy's conflicting approaches toward the law are going to be the end of their relationship.
Their storyline in "Fifi" was bookended by the same conflict that they always come back to when working together: she wants to do things by the books, and he wants to fudge the rules to get his own way. (He literally creates a character named "Fudge" in this episode to do just that.) His decision to do justice for Kim and sabotage Chuck and HHM's Mesa Verde claim seems like it will inevitably cause him and Kim to come into conflict again, and this one could be the big deal-breaker.
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After the events of this episode, I'm convinced that Kim and Jimmy's conflicting approaches toward the law are going to be the end of their relationship.
Their storyline in "Fifi" was bookended by the same conflict that they always come back to when working together: she wants to do things by the books, and he wants to fudge the rules to get his own way. (He literally creates a character named "Fudge" in this episode to do just that.) His decision to do justice for Kim and sabotage Chuck and HHM's Mesa Verde claim seems like it will inevitably cause him and Kim to come into conflict again, and this one could be the big deal-breaker.
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