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Originally Posted by Logan
I think that's where you have to remember earlier in this same episode, Jesse confronting Walt about how he is always manipulating him and everyone around him, and how he lies about everything. So in that context, with that fresh in his mind, he makes the connection.
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I think they did a good job setting it up. Also, Walt's last few lies to Jesse have been incredibly weak. I think Walt has gotten so used to lying to Jesse that, at this point, he things he can pretty much say anything and have Jesse believe it. This goes back to Walt's hubris, which has always been one of, if not the, character's tragic flaws.
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