Source: Breaking Bad
Dialogue: "All the days became so long. Did you really think I'd do you wrong? Dixie, when I let you go."
A high-angle tracking shot captures Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston, lying on the floor in a laboratory setting. He is wearing a lab coat and glasses, looking dazed or dying, with a dark stain on his chest.
This scene is often used to represent feelings of defeat, hitting rock bottom, existential dread, or simply being completely exhausted and 'done' with everything.