“El Camino” ends with Jesse Pinkman assuming a false identity and beginning a brand new life in Alaska. Although Jesse’s final landing spot wasn’t official until the release of “El Camino,” some eagle-eyed fans may have noticed that it’s actually hinted at during “Felina.” During the episode, Badger and Skinny Pete tell Walter White they believed Jesse had fled to Alaska after the cops came down on Walt.
After watching Jesse drive off into the Alaskan countryside, we aren’t given any more information about his plans now that he’s escaped the New Mexico police. We also don’t get any clues or answers about his new life in “Better Call Saul” Season 6, which is the only “Breaking Bad” project to take place after “El Camino.” However, like the subtle hints dropped in “Felina,” we can use some of the lines and story from “El Camino” to infer what Jesse’s life in Alaska might look like.
The film’s final flashback brings us to an earlier conversation between Jesse and his girlfriend Jane Margolis (Krysten Ritter), in which she encourages him to make his own decisions and take his life into his own hands. Regardless of what he ends up doing in Alaska, Jesse’s fresh start is important because it marks the first time that he can finally do something for himself, rather than for the people controlling him.
