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Lalo may be dead (or so he's been told), but he's still in Salamanca territory, and they know he's the one who let the mercenaries into Lalo's compound. Cyrus has arranged an escape, but not for a couple days, which leaves Nacho stuck in a seedy motel with nothing to do but wait and worry. (Side note: Nacho's hideout comes with a change of clothes, but apparently no food? Between this and the ineffectual chaos of the attempted assassination, this entire operation is one big ol' wizz down someone's leg.) ”So… we're doing that?” he says. Maybe it doesn't mean anything! Or maybe it's only meant to show us what Jimmy himself is afraid of, not a vision of the future, but his own worst nightmare. This is just the first step in what promises to be a long, well-paced plot, so that's it for Albuquerque, for now. And if anything might throw a wrench in this plan, it's Lalo Salamanca, who is a) not dead, and b) mad as hell about the attempt on his life. With a look-alike corpse left behind to fool his family — and let us pause here to appreciate the artistry of the cousins' long, synchronized walk through the compound to discover ”Lalo” dead — he's freer than ever to make his way back north, where he plans to take his revenge on Gus Fring. …