Title: Untouchable

Opening Scene: Walt is seen in his laboratory, gazing at his latest batch of blue meth. He looks content, satisfied with the quality of his product. As he goes to leave the lab, his phone rings. It's Jesse.

Jesse: "Yo, Mr. White, you gotta see this."

Walt: "What is it?"

Jesse: "The news, man. It's all over the place. Hank's caught another big fish in the drug game."

Walt's expression changes as he realizes the gravity of the situation. He quickly turns on the TV to see the news report.

News Anchor: "DEA agent Hank Schrader has made a major bust in the drug trade, seizing over $10 million worth of methamphetamine and arresting several high-profile dealers. Schrader has been hailed as a hero by his colleagues and the community."

Walt's face drops. He knows he's been lucky so far, but this bust puts him on edge.

Act 1: Walt goes to meet with Saul in his office. He wants to know if he's been compromised.

Walt: "Saul, have you heard anything? Has Hank mentioned anything about me?"

Saul: "No, Walt, relax. If he had anything on you, I would have known by now. Just lay low for a while and let this blow over."

Walt is skeptical but decides to take Saul's advice. He starts to distance himself from Jesse and his operation, opting to cook alone in the lab. He spends his days perfecting his recipe and trying to stay under the radar.

Act 2: As time passes, Walt becomes increasingly paranoid. He starts to see Hank everywhere he goes, even though he knows it's just his mind playing tricks on him.

Walt's wife, Skyler, notices his erratic behavior and confronts him about it.

Skyler: "Walt, what's going on? You've been acting strange lately."

Walt: "It's nothing, Skyler. Just stressed from work."

Skyler is suspicious but decides not to push the issue.

Act 3: Walt's paranoia comes to a head when he sees Hank at a local diner. He quickly leaves, but his mind is racing. He realizes that he can't keep living like this and decides to confront Hank.

Walt: "Hank, we need to talk."

Hank is caught off guard but agrees to hear Walt out.

Walt: "I know what you do, Hank. I know you're a DEA agent. And I know that you're on to me."

Hank looks confused.

Hank: "What are you talking about, Walt?"

Walt: "I'm Heisenberg, Hank. The one you've been after all this time."

Hank's face goes white as he realizes the truth.

Act 4: Hank is torn. He knows what he should do, but he can't bring himself to turn Walt in. He sees the man he's known for so long, the one he thought was a mild-mannered chemistry teacher, in a whole new light.

Hank: "Walt, you have to stop. You can't keep doing this."

Walt: "I have to, Hank. It's too late to turn back now."

Hank is defeated. He knows that he can't force Walt to do anything. He leaves the diner, leaving Walt to his own devices.

Closing Scene: Walt is seen back in his lab, cooking up another batch of blue meth. He knows that he's playing a dangerous game, but he can't help himself. He's addicted to the power, the money, and the thrill of it