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It's common knowledge (and stated in the movie) that O, Brother, Where Art Thou? is based on the Greek Epic The Odyssey by Homer.  Most of the O, Brother characters have parallels in The Odyssey. But I can't find anyone who seems to match the bank robber George 'Babyface' Nelson.  George Nelson was a real bank robber, so it's possible he was just part of the story, and wasn't necessarily taken from The Odyssey... but I'm hoping there's a connection I'm missing.
Does Babyface Nelson represent anyone from The Odyssey?

At the end of the movie Artificial Intelligence: A.I, the young protagonist David is found by the Mecha after 2000 years encased in ice.  According to their representation of the blue fairie, there was no detail too small that David didn't store for them, yet they do everything in their power to fulfill his wishes - but why?
Why was David's happiness so important to the Mecha descendants?

This happened towards the end of Series 5 of Breaking Bad.  Hank had just been killed; Walt was on the run and the police were trying to track him down; Skyler was under investigation by the police for suspected involvement with Walt's schemes.   But one night masked men (who we know to be Jack's men) managed to break into Skyler's home and threaten her.  The police witnessed an angry tirade over the phone from Walt to Skyler and were aware how dangerous he was. I believe we even see that Marie's house was protected by armed-guards at the time. So why did the police not protect Skyler's home? And, if they did, how did the break-in occur?

In Breaking Bad how did the masked men break into Skyler's home?