We last saw Jesse Pinkman driving off into the night, screaming and laughing in relief, after Walt freed him from his abductors at the end of "Felina." Jesse never gave any indication about where he might have been headed, but according to the logline of El Camino, we're about to find out. "In the wake of his dramatic escape from captivity, Jesse must come to terms with his past in order to forge some kind of future," Netflix promises us. This seems to indicate that El Camino — presumably titled after the type of car Jesse drives in his final scene — is about more than just Jesse's physical journey away from his kidnappers, but will address his emotional one as well.
The part about "[coming] to terms with his past" almost definitely refers to the repercussions of Jesse's illegal actions with Walt. In the final season, Jesse agreed to cooperate with DEA agent Hank (Dean Norris) to incriminate Walt, in exchange for leniency for himself. However, Hank is murdered before their deal can ever be finalized, making Jesse a fugitive by the conclusion of the series.
Jesse may also have to wrestle with some personal demons, such as the deaths of his ex-girlfriends Jane (Krysten Ritter) and Andrea (Emily Rios), who both died because of their involvement with Jesse. Perhaps one way Jesse will deal with the consequences of his actions will be by going to check on Andrea's orphaned son, Brock (Ian Posada), and making sure he is all right.
