So there is first the small matter of that shootout. Gomez is dead. Hank's been shot in the leg. Jesse is nowhere to be found. And Walt is still handcuffed inside the car. Uncle Jack's gang advances on Hank, and Walt pleads with them for Hank's life. They can't strike up some kind of don't-ask-don't-tell deal or something! Walt's got $80 million to make it worth their while! Instead, Uncle Jack executes Hank (good night, grumpy prince) and then takes Walt's money for good measure. Walt is momentarily broken by Hank's murder, but to his great credit, he recovers in time to accept Jack's pittance of one barrel and also point out that Jesse's been hiding under the car the whole time. Todd convinces Jack to let him torture Jesse for information before they kill him (fucking Todd), and I guess Walt decides to give Todd a head start on that, since he gratuitously tells Jesse that he watched Jane die and didn't save her. So consider that particular loose end tied. Todd eventually takes Jesse back to the hangar/lab, chains him to a tether, and forces him to cook, under threat of harm to Andrea and Brock.

Walt manages to make it out of the desert with his money, but in the meantime, Marie goes to the car wash and informs Skyler that Hank has arrested Walt, so it's time to give this whole Lady Macbeth thing up. The first step of which is to tell Flynn the truth. He takes it ... poorly. When Skyler and Flynn return home, they find Walt frantically packing for a quick getaway. Flynn just wants answers, but Skyler's questions are more pointed: how is Walt here? What happened to Hank? Walt's non-answers are enough to confirm for Skyler that Hank is dead. At this, she brandishes a knife at Walt and tells him to leave, alone. This leads to a struggle, something of a brawl, with Flynn getting in the middle of things, and Skyler slashing Walt's hand open. Ultimately, the knife goes flying, and Flynn calls the police, siding with his mother FOR FUCKING ONCE. So Walt's reaction is to take baby Holly and go on the run. Skyler fucking flips.

Later that night, the police (plus Marie) are all over the house when Walt calls. When Skyler just asks for the baby, Walt angrily tells her this is all her fault for butting in where she doesn't belong. He alludes to a skewed version of history, where he was the only perpetrator and Skyler was threatened into silence. So basically, he wants the police to hear him as he exonerates her. By episode's end, Walt drops Holly off at a local fire house, then steps into Saul's friend's Van of Identity Fraud, preparing to flee and start anew. And alone. TWO MORE!