Suggestion: Walter White's Tragic Flaw (Feedback requested)

Narzissm? Maybe that?: https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0903747/mediaviewer/rm683845888/

His continuosly sporadic lack of preparation?: https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0903747/mediaviewer/rm1098004225/ He always again got into situations he could'nt cope at once, because he had'nt enough knowledge about the people he messed with and so he could'nt think from the end. He was an always improvising crime artist. Maybe better that one?: https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0903747/mediaviewer/rm1317013760/ Or that one: https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0903747/mediaviewer/rm2033868288/ He continuosly lived on razor's edge since he first got into deep trouble. I count his tragic flaw from the first time he abducted a minor criminal and killed him. From there he and Pinkman stayed in deep continuing trouble. Jesse was clever enough to say "stop" at a later point, but could'nt get out, while Walter was thrilled and didn't want to stop. He was a complete other person, than he was at the start of their "little journey". What a change! The first killing was the ponr.

Thanks, Breu: 'definitely food for thought. And I think when you say "Walter was thrilled," you're exactly right. It's like he got high not from the drug, of course, but from so much that surrounded his involvement with it. It reminds me of his very last scene with Skyler when he admits that he didn't do it for his family but for himself -- that it made him feel alive. (Oh, and I added your photo for narcissism. I might add other images you suggested when I have more time. Thank you again.)