Zappy Zwitterion: Verse-B Breakdown

A brilliant mind's thinking is always bombed by beliefs that are buoyant, beliefs that are not deep, by society. It can change a curious and growing mind to the extent of violent actions and breaking friendships. Talking about the Breaking Bad reference, The first two lines are about Jesse's journey in the first season's initial episodes. I use that reference to compare the boy's journey who killed the teacher from the France blasphemy incident. I explain how it's entirely opposite to Jesse's journey. I indicate how it's different by using the show's title as wordplay. In the third line, you can read the phrase "Baneful Bromine," and the first two letters of both the words are used in a reversed order("Ba" and "Br" instead of "Br" and "Ba" from the show title). This whole blasphemy incident brought toxic beef, and the person responsible had an excuse that he was protecting his faith by killing his teacher, which is wrong.

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