
15 plot points

Group of criminals in diner. Introductions by color-coded names. Casual conversation hides tension. Tone: cool, menacing, stylish.
Mr. Brown: "You never know who you can trust." Theme of loyalty, betrayal, and the cost of crime established.
Planning heist. Character relationships shown. Mr. White, Mr. Orange, Mr. Blonde, Nice Guy Eddie, Mr. Pink. Personalities, tensions, loyalty tested. Stakes: successful heist, survival, trust.
Heist goes wrong. Police ambush. Bloodshed. Immediate chaos. Trust questioned.
Survivors regroup in warehouse. Who betrayed the heist? Suspicion, tension, fear. Characters debating next moves, alliances forming.
Decision to investigate betrayal. Mr. White protects Mr. Orange. Confrontations escalate.
Mr. White and Mr. Orange relationship deepens. Loyalty vs. morality explored. Emotional stakes increase.
Interrogation, heated arguments, flashbacks. Character traits revealed. Tarantino dialogue shines. Suspenseful interactions.
Reveal: Mr. Orange is an undercover cop. Tension peaks. Betrayal fully realized. Stakes maximal.
Mr. Blonde tortures cop. Violence intensifies. Trust dissolves. Chaos spreading.
Shootout begins. Characters dying. Mr. White loses faith. Order collapsing.
Mr. White cradles dying Mr. Orange. Emotional peak. Loss, betrayal, morality crisis.
Mr. White resolves to avenge betrayal. Final confrontation inevitable.
Warehouse shootout ends. Most characters dead. Mr. White devastated. Mr. Orange survives but wounded. Tragedy and moral ambiguity prevail.
Empty warehouse. Silence after chaos. Betrayal, loyalty, and the human cost of crime linger. Stark, unforgettable closing.