What if Jack's crew let Hank live after the shootout?

The desert goes quiet. Walt is on his knees in the dirt in his own handcuffs, and Hank is alive, face down, ten feet away. This is the minute the show spends about forty seconds on. Jack takes his time instead, because Jack is a businessman before he is anything else, and there are eight barrels buried within a hundred yards of this conversation.

Jack will take a price for Hank. What does Walt pay?

• Everything, for HankAll of it, for one man.
• Pay, and give him the cookThe money and the boy.
• Say nothingWhat the show did.

You will not know the consequences until you play. Every choice moves the hidden scores that decide how the story ends.