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Jimmy McGill is the main lead in “Better Call Saul,” which is concluding in the upcoming season 6. With its ending, it is expected to reach the timeline of “Breaking Bad,” where the drama was created as a prequel.
Now, as “Better Call Saul” season 6 approaches the storyline of the “Breaking Bad” drama that ended in 2013, the viewers are gearing up to see what happened to Kim Wexler, Jimmy’s wife.
This is one of their most awaited scenes because people are asking why she did not appear in “BB” when she actually married Jimmy McGill. With their relationship, it is a mystery why she was not present or even mentioned in the entire run of “Breaking Bad.”
Kim Wexler’s mystery - Theories about her identity and absence in “BB”
So, what is the mystery behind her character? Avid viewers of the show have been dropping theories as to what they think happened to her or why she did not appear when Jimmy turned into Saul Goodman.
The most common suggestion is that Kim Wexler did not make it to “Breaking Bad” which means she died in “Better Call Saul” season 6. For many reasons, this makes sense because, in the fifth installment, she made some enemies.
And this is not all, her personality seems to have changed as well but rather than becoming even more gentle, she appeared to be leaning more on the bad side. This change in her character may have caused her trouble thus in the upcoming “Better Call Saul” season 6, there could be people who are after her.
With this scenario, it is easy to see that she may have ended being defeated by her rivals or people she aggravated. Moreover, on Reddit, fans suggest that Kim Wexler’s death is the easiest reason to give since she is not in the entire “Breaking Bad” drama.
Kim is suffering in jail
Since she has enemies now, she may have ended up in jail and was never visited by anyone. She has turned into someone wicked like Saul Goodman and she could have committed crimes behind her husband’s back.
She was kidnapped
Finally, it was suggested that someone ordered to kidnap Kim. Ed Galbraith (Robert Forster) may have made her disappear because, without her, he will be absolved from his wrongdoing that Kim has knowledge of. She will never be able to testify against him if she just disappears without a trace in "Better Call Saul" season 6.
