[He says the magic word and at the same time insults that magic word, to the point Will wonders if he's been unclear or if Walter White just doesn't want to believe it. If he refuses a reality wherein his things have lives and people outside of him, if he can't accept a world where he isn't top dog. Oh yes, Will had seen much of himself in Jesse.]

I am focusing on my family, Mister White. I don't go running about in July heat for just anyone. Frederick Chilton is as much a part of my family as my wife.

[So let him just clear that up as bluntly as he can.]

You leave my family in good condition? We won't have any issues. You don't? Then we will. It's that simple.

[Where the potential result is either totally calm waters or explosions and suffering everywhere. How extreme.]