Why did Gus kill Victor? - Breaking Bad (2008)

One can kill, actually. He has killed plenty in battle, and he was actually about to kill Three, but some other guy appeared so he had to kill that guy and by then Three had turned so that was opportunity missed. Combat- Three Character- One

I think so I saw him cry in episode 12 after he killed her

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Because of all the alien artifacts on it.

At the end of Season 2 Finale, you don't conculsively know their all dead. Everyone's at edge of dying and granted the amount of blood lost by all seems pretty conculsive in terms of death. Bryan Fuller has indicated that the show was on the chopping block at the end of Season 2 so he wanted an open ended finale that could work both ways-cliffhanger or series ending. Conceptually and stylistically, it's the best killing tableau in both seasons. It underscores the terrible betrayal and horror of Hannibal finally revealed.

Stick enlists Matt's help to destroy "Black Sky," a weapon that the Japanese mafia, led by Fisk's associate Nobu, are bringing into New York. Matt agrees on the condition that Stick restrain himself from killing anyone, but Stick breaks his promise when it is revealed that Black Sky is a young boy being held in a shipping container with chains around his neck and limbs. Stick fails to kill Black Sky while at the docks with Matt, but later says he killed the boy further up the road. Stick does not go into detail but says that the boy was more than "just a boy" and that Matt would have sensed this had he not been emotional at the moment. Black Sky is not a term previously found Marvel Comics so there is no clear parallel to be found there at this time. What exactly the boy named Black Sky is and how exactly he is a weapon is not revealed as of the first season of Daredevil, and any fan theories are pure speculation. In season 2; Elektra is revealed to be the Black Sky. There has still been no confirmation on who or what the Black Sky actually is

When Vorenus and Pullo learned that Erastes had taken his children, they storm his hideout and kill all of Fulmen's guards. When they confront Fulmen, Pullo says "Tell us where the children are, you might yet live." Fulmen scoffs at this because he knows what kind of man Vorenus is and so Vorenus would kill him whether he told the truth about selling the children into slavery or the lie that he "Fucked them, killed them and threw them in the river." Fulmen told Vorenus the latter because this would in essence kill Vorenus knowing that his entire family was dead. So while Fulmen would be killed, he took Vorenus with him essentially.

Beric Dondarrion was resurrected by Thoros of Myr. He was killed the first time by the Mountain, and we saw Sandor Clegane kill him in combat. He was resurrected 7 times.

Walt didn't care about Todd. He simply took him under his wing after Jesse quit. Walt only ever cared about Jesse and his family. Walt actually went to the compound with the intention of killing Jesse along with the Nazis. After seeing how Todd and the rest of the Neo-Nazis had treated Jesse, and feeling partly responsible for Jesse's capture; decided to save him instead. Given Todd's previously killing an innocent young boy, Andrea, torturing Jesse and forcing him into slave labour is what sealed Todd's fate. So Walt felt Jesse deserved to be the one to kill Todd.

He plays First Sgt Evans, Sobel's right hand man. Evans is killed in a plane crash on D-Day. He can be seen prominently in the first episode: Curahee and briefly in the beginning of the second episode.