He can’t solve a systemic problem like this. And it’s not enough to believe in a better future, as though it’s something as inevitable as God himself. He has to demand it. He has to work for it. And even though Jaime deserves to suffer, even though he will never change, even though he hates him, Wes can’t bring himself to wield this stolen moment of superiority like a club. If he wants to change the world and kill the hala with a clear conscience, he has to do this on his own terms.
