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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
If it wasn’t because she rewrote the letter then I think Kim broke down because she thought the letter would be awful and after ripping on Howard about it probably felt terrible when it turned out it wasn’t the letter that was awful, it was jimmy’s indifferent cold response to it that was awful.
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I think this is it. Kim's reaction, again, is that she sees, more and more, that Jimmy is soulless. There's so many layers there - he's impenetrable now (where Howard is going in the opposite direction, though we saw none of him tonight). She doesn't hold it against him as though it's his doing, I think more, she sees that he's a product of circumstances and other people in his life (Chuck, Howard). Kim may get out alive by the end of BCS but she will be severely damaged goods (ala Jesse). It will be Jimmy that ruins her. That would be consistent with how Vince Giliigan's twisted (and creative) mind works.
Nacho Varga is also dead man walking. When it suits Fring, he will be toast (hopefully not like Victor).
Kim's disconnect in the Models scene: Not sure what they were portraying there but I'll take a stab. It foreshadows what might have been for Kim in the future. Lead lawyer for this massive, successful banking operation that she helped grow from nothing, but it won't come to be. Might even be that the model she was hovering over at the end of the scene will be the location of, or subject of, a pivotal event later.