Pulp Fiction

Pumpkin and Honey Bunny in diner discussing robbing it. Establishes tone of criminals as ordinary people.

Jules and Vincent discuss foot massages and loyalty. Theme of redemption and what defines a person explored.

Vincent and Jules retrieve briefcase for Marsellus. Meet Brett. World of hitmen, criminals, and codes of honor established.

Divine intervention - all bullets miss Jules and Vincent. Jules sees it as miracle, Vincent dismisses it.

Vincent must take Mia out. Debates what is appropriate. Tension between duty and temptation.

Vincent and Mia at Jack Rabbit Slims. Dancing, connecting. Entering world of testing boundaries and consequences.

Butch and Fabienne relationship. Love and loyalty explored through different lens. Parallels main story themes.

Various vignettes of criminal life. Humor, violence, philosophy mixed. The promise of the premise delivered.

Mia overdoses. False death. Vincent must save her. Stakes raised. Consequences of actions become real.

Butch double-crosses Marsellus, kills man in ring. On the run. Multiple storylines converging toward confrontation.

Butch and Marsellus captured by Maynard and Zed. Lowest point. About to be killed or worse.

Butch escapes but must decide: run or save the man who wants him dead. Moral crossroads.

Butch saves Marsellus. Debt forgiven. Synthesis of honor among criminals. Both transformed by experience.

Jules spares Pumpkin and Honey Bunny in diner. Chooses redemption over violence. Walking away from hitman life.

Jules and Vincent leave diner. Jules transformed, Vincent unchanged. Mirror of opening but characters evolved.