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Here's me with an NYPD hat my stepfather picked up for me in New York... Also got a matching sweatshirt, but I'm not wearing that. :)
Watched Pulp Fiction last night with Ali... she bought it for me for Christmas. As I suspected she thought it was weird and didn't really understand that whole thing... that movie needs to be watched a few times to be appreciated I think. All she wanted to know was what was in the briefcase... :)
I told her I thought it was a soul... she thought I was nuts. See... my view is that there's a clue as to what is in the case when Jules and Vincent shoot Brett. While the camera cuts back and forth to Jules and Vincent there's a flash... or a glow of yellow light, and it's not the gunfire flash. It's very similar to the yellow glow seen when the case is opened. Anyway... my soul theory is based on the possibility that the yellow glow given off when Brett is shot is his soul escaping from his body. Somewhere, but I'm not sure where, the cases' 666 combination code fits into this theory too.
Anybody have any thoughts on this theory or a theory of their own?
Watched Pulp Fiction last night with Ali... she bought it for me for Christmas. As I suspected she thought it was weird and didn't really understand that whole thing... that movie needs to be watched a few times to be appreciated I think. All she wanted to know was what was in the briefcase... :)
I told her I thought it was a soul... she thought I was nuts. See... my view is that there's a clue as to what is in the case when Jules and Vincent shoot Brett. While the camera cuts back and forth to Jules and Vincent there's a flash... or a glow of yellow light, and it's not the gunfire flash. It's very similar to the yellow glow seen when the case is opened. Anyway... my soul theory is based on the possibility that the yellow glow given off when Brett is shot is his soul escaping from his body. Somewhere, but I'm not sure where, the cases' 666 combination code fits into this theory too.
Anybody have any thoughts on this theory or a theory of their own?