Better Call Saul is about one thing: Implacability.

One realizes how sage Jordan Peterson’s advice about gaining frameworks for how to act and live from fiction, watching this show. Every character that we follow, whether on the outreaches of society and gathering farther, or on the inside of a great, moneyed law firm and dealing with career punishments for various faux pas of legal practice (committed by someone else, no less), is presented with seemingly endless, impossible challenges, and each of them works like no other to find a way around each obstacle or a way through it that actually improves their circumstances.