...

56.     EXT. APARTMENT COURTYARD - DAY                                  56.

        Butch, not running, but walking very rapidly, crosses the
        courtyard....

        ...comes out of the apartment building, crosses the street....

        ...goes through the alley....

        ...and into his car in one STEADICAM SHOT.


57.     EXT. HONDA - DAY                                                57.

        Butch CRANKS the car into gear and drives away.  The big wide
        smile of a survivor breaks across his face.


58.     EXT. APARTMENT BUILDING STREET - DAY                            58.

        The Honda turns down the alley and slowly cruises by his
        apartment building.


59.     INT. HONDA - DAY                                                59.

        Butch looks out the window at his former home.

                                  BUTCH
                       That's how you're gonna beat 'em,
                       Butch.  They keep underestimatin'
                       ya.

        This makes the boxer laugh out loud.  As he laughs, he flips a
        tape in the cassette player.  When the MUSIC starts, he SINGS
        along with it.

        He drives by the apartment, but is stopped at the light on the
        corner across from Teriyaki Donut.

        Butch is still chuckling, singing along with the song, as we
        see:

        THROUGH THE WINDSHIELD
        the big man himself, Marsellus Wallace, exit Teriyaki Donut,
        carrying a box of a dozen donuts and two large styrofoam cups
        of coffee.  He steps off the curb, crossing the street in
        front of Butch's car.  This is the first time we see Marsellus
        clearly.

        Laughing boy stops when he sees the big man directly in front
        of him.

        When Marsellus is in front of Butch's car, he casually glances
        to his left, sees Butch, continues walking...then STOPS!

        DOUBLE-TAKE: "Am I really seeing what I'm seeing?"

        Butch doesn't wait for the big man to answer his own question.
        He STOMPS on the gas pedal.

        The little Honda SLAMS into Marsellus, sending him, the donuts
        and the coffee HITTING the pavement at thirty miles an hour.

        Butch CUTS into cross traffic and is BROAD-SIDED by a gold
        Camaro Z-28, BREAKING all the windows in the Honda and sending
        it up on the sidewalk.

        Butch sits dazed and confused in the crumpled mess of what at
        one time was Fabian's Honda.  Blood flows from his nostrils.
        The still-functional tape player continues to play.  A
        PEDESTRIAN pokes his head inside.

                                  PEDESTRIAN
                       Jesus, are you okay?

        Butch look at him, spaced-out.

                                  BUTCH
                       I guess.

        Marsellus Wallace lies sprawled out in the street.  GAWKERS
        gather around the body.

                                  GAWKER #1
                            (to the others)
                       He's dead!  He's dead!

        This jerk's yelling makes Marsellus come to.

        TWO PEDESTRIANS help the shaken Butch out of the wreckage.

        The woozy Marsellus gets to his feet.

                                  GAWKER #2
                       If you need a witness in court,
                       I'll be glad to help.  He was a
                       drunken maniac.  He hit you and
                       crashed into that car.

                                  MARSELLUS
                            (still incoherent)
                       Who?

                                  GAWKER #2
                            (pointing at Butch)
                       Him.

        Marsellus follows the Gawker's finger and sees Butch Coolidge
        down the street, looking a shambles.

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Well, I'll be damned.

        The big man takes out a .45 Automatic and the Gawkers back
        away.  Marsellus starts moving toward Butch.

        Butch sees the fierce figure making a wobbly bee-line toward
        him.

                                  BUTCH
                       Sacre bleu.

        Marsellus brings up his weapon and FIRES, but he's so hurt,
        shaky and dazed that his arm goes wild.

        He HITS a LOOKY-LOO WOMAN in the hip.  She falls to the
        ground, screaming.

                                  LOOKY-LOO WOMAN
                       Oh my God, I've been shot!

        That's all Butch needs to see.  He's outta here.

        Marsellus RUNS after him.

        The CROWD looks agape.

        Butch is in a mad, limping RUN.

        The big man's hot on his ass with a cockeyed wobbly run.

        Butch cuts across traffic and dashes into a business with a
        sign that reads "MASON-DIXIE PAWNSHOP."


60.     INT. MASON-DIXIE PAWNSHOP - DAY                                 60.

        MAYNARD, a hillbilly-lookin' boy, stands behind the counter of
        his pawnshop when, all of a sudden, chaos in the form of Butch
        RACES into his world.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Can I help you wit' somethin'?

                                  BUTCH
                       Shut up!

        Butch quickly takes measure of the situation, than stands next
        to the door.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Now you just wait one goddamn
                       minute --

        Before Maynard can finish his threat, Marsellus CHARGES in.
        He doesn't get past the doorway because Butch LANDS his fist
        in Marsellus' face.

        The gangster's feet go out from under him and the big man
        FALLS FLAT on his back.

        Outside, two police cars with their SIRENS BLARING race by.

        Butch POUNCES on the fallen body, PUNCHING him twice more in
        the face.

        Butch takes the gun out of Marsellus' hand, than grabs ahold
        of his middle finger.

                                  BUTCH
                       So you like chasing people, huh?

        He BREAKS the finger.  Marsellus lets out a pain sound.  Butch
        then places the barrel of the .45 between his eyes, PULLS back
        the hammer and places his open hand behind the gun to shield
        the splatter.

                                  BUTCH
                       Well guess what, big man, you
                       caught me --

                                  MAYNARD (OS)
                       -- hold it right there, godammit!

        Butch and Marsellus look up at Maynard, who's brandishing a
        pump-action shotgun, aimed at the two men.

                                  BUTCH
                       Look mister, this ain't any of your
                       business --

                                  MAYNARD
                       -- I'm makin' it my business!  Now
                       toss that gun!

        Butch does.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Now you on top, stand up and come
                       to the counter.

        Butch slowly gets up and moves to the counter.  As soon as he
        gets there, Maynard HAULS OFF, HITTING him hard in the face
        with the butt of the shotgun, knocking Butch down and out.

        After Butch goes down, Maynard calmly lays the shotgun on the
        counter and moves to the telephone.

        Marsellus Wallace, from his position on the floor, groggily
        watches the pawnshop owner dial a number.  Maynard waits on
        the line while the other end rings.  Then it picks up.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Zed?  It's Maynard.  The spider
                       just caught a coupl'a flies.

        Marsellus passes out.

                                                        FADE TO BLACK

        FADE UP:

61.     INT. PAWNSHOP BACK ROOM - DAY                                   61.

        TWO SHOT - BUTCH AND MARSELLUS
        are tied up in two separate chairs.  In their mouths are two
        S&M-style ball gags (a belt goes around their heads and a
        little red ball sticks in their mouths).  Both men are
        unconscious.  Maynard steps in with a fire extinguisher and
        SPRAYS both guys until they're wide awake and wet as otters.
        The two prisoners look up at their captors.

        Maynard stands in front of them, fire extinguisher in one
        hand, shotgun in the other, and Marsellus' .45 sticking in his
        belt.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Nobody kills anybody in my place of
                       business except me or Zed.

        A BUZZER buzzes.

                                  MAYNARD
                       That' Zed.

        Without saying another word, Maynard climbs up the stairs that
        lead to red curtains and goes through them.

        WE HEAR, on the other side of the curtains, Maynard let Zed
        inside the store.

        Butch and Marsellus look around the room.  The basement of the
        pawnshop has been converted into a dungeon.  After taking in
        their predicament, Butch and Marsellus look at each other, all
        traces of hostility gone, replaced by a terror they both share
        at what they've gotten themselves into.

        Maynard and ZED come through the curtains.  Zed is an even
        more intense version of Maynard, if such a thing is possible.
        The two hillbillys are obviously brothers.  Where Maynard is a
        vicious pitbull, Zed is a deadly cobra.  Zed walks in and
        stands in front of the two captives.  He inspects them for a
        long time, then says:

                                  ZED
                            (to Maynard)
                       You said you waited for me?

                                  MAYNARD
                       I did.

                                  ZED
                       Then how come they're all beat up?

                                  MAYNARD
                       They did that to each other.  They
                       was fightin' when they came in.
                       This one was gonna shoot that one.

                                  ZED
                            (to Butch)
                       You were gonna shoot him?

        Butch makes no reply.

                                  ZED
                       Hey, is Grace gonna be okay in
                       front of this place?

                                  MAYNARD
                       Yeah, it ain't Tuesday is it?

                                  ZED
                       No, it's Thursday.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Then she'll be fine.

                                  ZED
                       Bring out The Gimp.

                                  MAYNARD
                       I think The Gimp's asleep.

                                  ZED
                       Well, I guess you'll just wake 'em
                       up then, won't you?

        Maynard opens a trap door in the floor.

                                  MAYNARD
                            (yelling in the hole)
                       Wake up!

        Maynard reaches into the hole and comes back holding onto a
        leash.  He gives it a rough yank and, from below the floor,
        rises THE GIMP.

        The Gimp is a man they keep dressed from head to toe in black
        leather bondage gear.  There are zippers, buckles and studs
        here and there on the body.  On his head is a black leather
        mask with two eye holes and a zipper (closed) for a mouth.
        They keep him in a hole in the floor big enough for a large
        dog.

        Zed takes the chair, sits it in front of the two prisoners,
        then lowers into it.  Maynard hands The Gimp's leash to Zed,
        then backs away.

                                  MAYNARD
                            (to The Gimp)
                       Down!
       
        The Gimp gets on its knees.

        Maynard hangs back while Zed appraises the two men.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Who's first?

                                  ZED
                       I ain't fer sure yet.

        Then with his little finger, Zed does a silent "Eenie, meany,
        miney, moe..." just his mouth mouthing the words and his
        finger going back and forth between the two.

        Butch are Marsellus are terrified.

        Maynard looks back and forth at the victims.

        The Gimps's eyes go from one to the other inside the mask.

        Zed continues his silent sing-song with his finger moving left
        to right, then it stops.

        TWO SHOT - BUTCH AND MARSELLUS
        after a beat, THE CAMERA MOVES to the right, zeroing in on
        Marsellus.

        Zed stands up.

                                  ZED
                       Wanna do it here?

                                  MAYNARD
                       Naw, drag big boy to Russell's old
                       room.

        Zed grabs Marsellus' chair and DRAGS him into Russell's old
        room.  Russell, no doubt, was some other poor bastard that has
        the misfortune of stumbling into the Mason-Dixie pawnshop.
        Whatever happened to Russell is known only to Maynard and Zed
        because his old room, a back room in the back of the back
        room, is empty.

        As Marsellus is dragged away, he locks eyes with Butch before
        he disappears behind the door of Russell's old room.

                                  MAYNARD
                            (to The Gimp)
                       Up!

        The Gimp rises.  Maynard ties The Gimp's leash to a hook on
        the ceiling.

                                  MAYNARD
                       Keep an eye on this one.

        The Gimp bows its head: "yes."  Maynard disappears into
        Russell's old room.  There must be a stereo in there because
        suddenly The Judds, singing in harmony, fills the air.

        Butch looks at The Gimp.  The Gimp giggles from underneath the
        mask as if this were the funniest moment in the history of
        comedy.

        From behind the door we hear country MUSIC, struggling, and:

                                  MAYNARD (OS)
                       Whoa, this boy's got a bit of fight
                       in 'em!

        We the HEAR Maynard and Zed beat on Marsellus.

                                  ZED (OS)
                       You wanna fight?  You wanna fight?
                       Good, I like to fight!

        Butch pauses, listens to the voices.  Then, in a panic,
        hurriedly struggles to get free.

        The Gimp is laughing wildly.

        The ropes are on too tight and Butch can't break free.

        The Gimp slaps his knee laughing

        In the back room, we hear:

                                  MAYNARD (OS)
                       That's it...that's it boy, you're
                       goin' fine.  Oooooooh, just like
                       that...that's good.
                            (grunting faster)
                       Stay still...stay still goddamn ya!
                       Zed goddammit, git over here and
                       hold 'em!

        Butch stops struggling and lifts up on his arms.  Then, quite
        easily, the padded chair back slides up and off as if it were
        never connected by a bolt.

        The Gimp sees this and its eyes widen.

                                  THE GIMP
                       Huhng?

        The Gimp FLAILS WILDLY, trying to get the leash off the hook.
        He tries to yell, but all that comes out are excited gurgles
        and grunts.

        Butch is out of his chair, quickly dispensing three BOXER'S
        PUNCHES to its face.  The punches knock The Gimp out, making
        him fall to his knees, this HANGING HIMSELF by the leash
        attached to the hook,

        Butch removes the ball gag, then silently makes his way
        through the red curtains.


62.     INT. PAWNSHOP - DAY                                             62.

        Butch sneaks to the door.

        On the counter is a big set of keys with a large Z connected
        to the ring.  Grabbing them, he's about to go out when he
        stops and listens to the hillbilly psychopaths having their
        way with Marsellus.

        Butch decides for the life of him, he can't leave anybody in a
        situation like that.  Se he begins rooting around the pawnshop
        for a weapon to bash those hillbillies' heads in with.

        He picks up a big destructive-looking hammer, then discards
        it:  not destructive enough.  He picks up a chainsaw, thinks
        about it for a moment, then puts it back.  Next, a large
        Louisville slugger he tries on for size.  But then he spots
        what he's been looking for:

        A Samurai sword.

        It hands in its hand-carved wood sheath from a nail on the
        wall, next to a neon "DAD'S OLD-FASHIONED ROOT BEER" sign.
        Butch takes the sword off the wall, removing it from its
        sheath.  It's a magnificent piece of steel.  It seems to
        glisten in the low-wattage light of the pawnshop.  Butch
        touches his thumb to the blade to see if the sword is just for
        show.  Not on your life.  It's as sharp as it gets.  This
        weapon seems made to order for the Brothers Grimm downstairs.
        Holding the sword pointed downward, Takakura Ken-style, he
        disappears through the red curtains to take care of business.


63.     INT. PAWNSHOP BACK ROOM - DAY                                   63.

        Butch quietly sneaks down the stairs leading to the dungeon.
        Sodomy and the Judds can still be heard going string behind
        the closed door that leads to Russell's old room.


64.     INT. RUSSELL'S OLD ROOM - DAY                                   64.

        Butch's hand comes into frame, pushing the door open.  It
        swings open silently, revealing the rapists, who have switched
        positions.  Zed is now bent over Marsellus, who is bent over a
        wooden horse.  Maynard watches.  Both have their backs to
        Butch.

        Maynard faces the CAMERA, grinning, while Butch comes up
        behind him with the sword.

        Miserable, violated, and looking like a rag doll, Marsellus,
        red ball gag still in mouth, opens his watery eyes to see
        Butch coming up behind Maynard.  His eyes widen.

                                  BUTCH
                       Hey hillbilly.

        Maynard turns and sees Butch holding the sword.

        Butch SCREAMS...with one mighty SWING, SLASHES Maynard across
        the front, moving past him, eyes and blade now locked on Zed.

        Maynard stands trembling, his front sliced open, in shock.

        Butch, while never taking his eyes off Zed, THRUSTS the sword
        behind him, SKEWERING Maynard, then EXTRACTS it, pointing the
        blade toward Zed.  Maynard COLLAPSES.

        Zed disengages from Marsellus in a hurry and his eyes go from
        the tip of Butch's sword to Marsellus' .45 Automatic, which
        lies within reach.

        Butch's eyes follow Zed's.

                                  BUTCH
                       You want that gun, Zed?  Pick it
                       up.

        Zed's hand inches toward the weapon.

        Butch GRIPS the sword tighter.

        Zed studies Butch,

        Butch looks hard at Zed.

        Then a VOICE says:

                                  MARSELLUS (OS)
                       Step aside, Butch.

        Butch steps aside, REVEALING Marsellus standing behind him,
        holding Maynard's pump-action shotgun.

        KABOOM!!!!

        Zed is BLASTED in the groin.  Down he goes, SCREAMING in
        AGONY.

        Marsellus, looking down at his whimpering rapist, EJECTS the
        used shotgun shell.

        Butch lowers the sword and hangs back.  Not a word, until:

                                  BUTCH
                       You okay?

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Naw man.  I'm pretty fuckin' far
                       from okay!

        Long pause.

                                  BUTCH
                       What now?

                                  MARSELLUS
                       What now?  Well let me tell you
                       what now.  I'm gonna call a couple
                       pipe-hittin' niggers, who'll go to
                       work on homes here with a pair of
                       pliers and a blow torch.
                            (to Zed)
                       Hear me talkin' hillbilly boy?!  I
                       ain't through with you by a damn
                       sight.  I'm gonna git Medieval on
                       your ass.

                                  BUTCH
                       I meant what now, between me and
                       you?

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Oh, that what now?  Well, let me
                       tell ya what now between me an'
                       you.  There is no me an' you.  Not
                       no more.

                                  BUTCH
                       So we're cool?

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Yeah man, we're cool.  One thing I
                       ask -- two things I ask:  don't
                       tell nobody about this.  This
                       shit's between me and you and the
                       soon-to-be-livin'-the-rest-of-his-
                       short-ass-life-in-agonizing-pain,
                       Mr. Rapist here.  It ain't nobody
                       else's business.  Two: leave town.
                       Tonight.  Right now.  And when
                       you're gone, stay gone.  You've
                       lost your Los Angeles privileges.
                       Deal?

                                  BUTCH
                       Deal.

        The two men shake hands, then hug one another.

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Go on now, get your ass outta here.

        Butch leaves Russell's old room through the red curtains.
        Marsellus walks over to a phone, dialing a number.

                                  MARSELLUS
                            (into the phone)
                       Hello Mr. Wolf, it's Marsellus.
                       Gotta bit of a situation.


65.     EXT. MASON-DIXIE PAWNSHOP - DAY                                 65.

        Butch, still shaking in his boots, exits the pawnshop.  He
        looks ahead and sees, parked in front of the establishment,
        Zed's Big Chrome Chopper with a teardrop gas tank that has the
        name "GRACE" on it.  He climbs aboard, takes out the keys with
        the big Z on them and starts up the huge hog.  It RUMBLES to
        life, making sounds like a rocket fighting for orbit.  Butch
        twists the accelerator handle and SPEEDS off.

        WE CUT BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN...


66.     INT. BUTCH AND FABIAN'S HOTEL ROOM - DAY                        66.

        Fabian stands in front of a mirror wearing a "Frankie says,
        Relax" tee-shirt, singing along with MUSIC coming from a BOOM
        BOX.


67.     EXT. CITY STREET - CHOPPER (MOVING) - DAY                       67.

        Butch drives down the street, humping a hot dog names "GRACE."
        He checks his father's watch.  It says: 10:30.

        The SONG in the motel room PLAYS OVER this.


68.     EXT. MOTEL ROOM - DAY                                           68.

        Butch rides up on Grace.  He hops off and runs inside the
        motel room, while we stay outside with the bike.

                                  FABIAN (OS)
                       Butch, I was so worried!

                                  BUTCH
                       Honey, grab your radio and your
                       purse and let's go!

                                  FABIAN (OS)
                       But what about all our bags?

                                  BUTCH
                       Fuck the bags.  We'll miss our
                       train if we don't split now.

                                  FABIAN (OS)
                       Is everything well?  Are we in
                       danger?

                                  BUTCH
                       We're cool.  In fact, we're super-
                       cool.  But we gots to go.  I'll
                       wait for you outside.

        Butch runs out and hops back on the bike.  Fabian exits the
        motel room with the boom box and a large purse.  When she sees
        Butch on the chopper, she stops dead.

                                  FABIAN
                       Where did you get this motorcycle?

                                  BUTCH
                            (he KICK-STARTS it)
                       It's a chopper, baby, hop on.

        Fabian slowly approaches the two-wheel demon.

                                  FABIAN
                       What happened to my Honda?

                                  BUTCH
                       Sorry baby, I crashed the Honda.

                                  FABIAN
                       You're hurt?

                                  BUTCH
                       I might've broke my nose, no
                       biggie.  Hop on.

        She doesn't move.

        Butch looks at her.

                                  BUTCH
                       Honey, we gotta hit the fuckin'
                       road!

        Fabian starts to cry.

        Butch realizes that this is not the way to get her on the
        bike.  He turns off the engine and reaches out, taking her
        hand.

                                  BUTCH
                       I'm sorry, baby-love.

                                  FABIAN
                            (crying)
                       You were gone so long, I started to
                       think dreadful thoughts.

                                  BUTCH
                       I'm sorry I worried you, sweetie.
                       Everything's fine.  Hey, how was
                       breakfast?

                                  FABIAN
                            (waterworks drying a
                              little)
                       It was good --

                                  BUTCH
                       -- did you get the blueberry
                       pancakes?

                                  FABIAN
                       No, they didn't have blueberry
                       pancakes, I had to get buttermilk
                       -- are you sure you're okay?

                                  BUTCH
                       Baby-love, from the moment I left
                       you, this has been without a doubt
                       the single weirdest day of my
                       entire life.  Climb on an' I'll
                       tell ya about it.

        Fabian does climb on.  Butch STARTS her up.

                                  FABIAN
                       Butch, whose motorcycle is this?

                                  BUTCH
                       It's a chopper.

                                  FABIAN
                       Whose chopper is this?

                                  BUTCH
                       Zed's.

                                  FABIAN
                       Who's Zed?

                                  BUTCH
                       Zed's dead, baby, Zed's dead.

        And with that, the two lovebirds PEEL AWAY on Grace, as the
        SONG on the BOOM BOX RISES.

                                                        FADE TO BLACK

        TITLE CARD:

                                "JULES
                                VINCENT
                                JIMMIE
                                   &
                                THE WOLF"

        TITLE DISAPPEARS.

        Over black, we can HEAR in the distance, men talking.

                                  JULES (OS)
                       You ever read the Bible, Brett?

                                  BRETT (OS)
                       Yes!

                                  JULES (OS)
                       There's a passage I got memorized,
                       seems appropriate for this
                       situation: Ezekiel 25:17. "The
                       path of the righteous man is beset
                       on all sides by the inequities of
                       the selfish and the tyranny of evil
                       men...." 
                      
        FADE UP:

69.     INT. BATHROOM - DAY                                             69.

        We're in the bathroom of the Hollywood apartment we were in
        earlier.  In fact, we're there at exactly the same time.
        Except this time, we're in the bathroom with the FOURTH MAN.
        The Fourth Man is pacing around the small room, listening hard
        to what's being said on the other side of the door, tightly
        CLUTCHING his huge silver ,357 Magnum.

                                  JULES (OS)
                       "...blessed is he who, in the name
                       of charity and good will, shephered
                       the weak through the valley of
                       darkness.  And I will strike down
                       upon thee with great vengeance and
                       furious anger those who attempt to
                       poison and destroy my brothers.
                       And you will know I am the Lord
                       when I lay my vengeance upon you."

        BANG!  BANG!  BOOM!  POW!  BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM!

        The Fourth Man freaks out.  He THROWS himself against the back
        wall, gun outstretched in front of him, a look of yellow fear
        on his face, ready to blow in half anybody fool enough to
        stick their head through that door.

        Then he listens to them talk.

                                  VINCENT (OS)
                       Friend of yours?

                                  JULES (OS)
                       Yeah, Marvin-Vincent-Vincent-
                       Marvin.

        Waiting for them isn't the smartest move.  Bursting out the
        door and blowing them all away while they're fuckin' around is
        the way to go.


70.     INT. APARTMENT - DAY                                            70.

        The bathroom door BURSTS OPEN and the Fourth Man CHARGES out,
        silver Magnum raised, FIRING SIX BOOMING SHOTS from his hand
        cannon.

                                  FOURTH MAN
                       Die...die...die...die...!

        DOLLY INTO Fourth Man, same as before.

        He SCREAM until he's dry firing.  Then a look of confusion
        crosses his face.

        TWO SHOT - JULES AND VINCENT
        standing next to each other, unharmed.  Amazing as it seems,
        none of the Fourth Man's shots appear to have hit anybody.
        Jules and Vincent exchange looks like, "Are we hit?"  They're
        as confused at the shooter.  After looking at each other, they
        bring their looks up to the Fourth Man.

                                  FOURTH MAN
                       I don't understand --

        The Fourth Man is taken out of the scenario by the two men's
        bullets who, unlike his, HIT their marks.  He drops DEAD.

        The two men lower their guns.  Jules, obviously shaken, sits
        down in a chair.  Vincent, after a moment of respect, shrugs
        it off.  Then heads toward Marvin in the corner.


                                  VINCENT
                       Why the fuck didn't you tell us
                       about that guy in the bathroom?
                       Slip your mind?  Forget he was in
                       there with a goddamn hand cannon?

                                  JULES
                            (to himself)
                       We should be fuckin' dead right
                       now.
                            (pause)
                       Did you see that gun he fired at
                       us?  It was bigger than him.

                                  VINCENT
                       .357.

                                  JULES
                       We should be fuckin' dead!

                                  VINCENT
                       Yeah, we were lucky.

        Jules rises, moving toward Vincent.

                                  JULES
                       That shit wasn't luck.  That shit
                       was somethin' else.

        Vincent prepares to leave.

                                  VINCENT
                       Yeah, maybe.

                                  JULES
                       That was...divine intervention.
                       You know what divine intervention
                       is?

                                  VINCENT
                       Yeah, I think so.  That means God
                       came down from Heaven and stopped
                       the bullets.

                                  JULES
                       Yeah, man, that's what is means.
                       That's exactly what it means!  God
                       came down from Heaven and stopped
                       the bullets.

                                  VINCENT
                       I think we should be going now.

                                  JULES
                       Don't do that!  Don't you fuckin'
                       do that!  Don't blow this shit off!
                       What just happened was a fuckin'
                       miracle!

                                  VINCENT
                       Chill the fuck out, Jules, this
                       shit happens.

                                  JULES
                       Wrong, wrong, this shit doesn't
                       just happen.

                                  VINCENT
                       Do you wanna continue this
                       theological discussion in the car,
                       or at the jailhouse with the cops?

                                  JULES
                       We should be fuckin' dead now, my
                       friend!  We just witnessed a
                       miracle, and I want you to fuckin'
                       acknowledge it!

                                  VINCENT
                       Okay man, it was a miracle, can we
                       leave now?


71.     EXT. HOLLYWOOD APARTMENT BUILDING - MORNING                     71.

        The Chevy Nova PROPELS itself into traffic.


72.     INT. NOVA (MOVING) - MORNING                                    72.

        Jules is behind the wheel, Vincent in the passenger seat and
        Marvin in the back.

                                  VINCENT
                       ...ever seen that show "COPS?"  I
                       was watchin' it once and this cop
                       was on it who was talkin' about
                       this time he got into this gun
                       fight with a guy in a hallway.  He
                       unloads on this guy and he doesn't
                       hit anything.  And these guys were
                       in a hallway.  It's a freak, but it
                       happens.

                                  JULES
                       If you wanna play blind man, then
                       go walk with a Shepherd.  But me,
                       my eyes are wide fuckin' open.

                                  VINCENT
                       What the fuck does that mean?

                                  JULES
                       That's it for me.  For here on in,
                       you can consider my ass retired.

                                  VINCENT
                       Jesus Christ!

                                  JULES
                       Don't blaspheme!

                                  VINCENT
                       Goddammit, Jules --

                                  JULES
                       -- I said don't do that --

                                  VINCENT
                       -- you're fuckin' freakin' out!

                                  JULES
                       I'm tellin' Marsellus today I'm
                       through.

                                  VINCENT
                       While you're at it, be sure to tell
                       'im why.

                                  JULES
                       Don't worry, I will.

                                  VINCENT
                       I'll bet ya ten thousand dollars,
                       he laughs his ass off.

                                  JULES
                       I don't give a damn if he does.

        Vincent turns to the backseat with the .45 casually in his
        grip.

                                  VINCENT
                       Marvin, what do you make of all
                       this?

                                  MARVIN
                       I don't even have an opinion.

                                  VINCENT
                       C'mon, Marvin.  Do you think God
                       came down from Heaven and stopped
                       the bullets?

        Vincent's .45 goes BANG!

        Marvin is hit in the upper chest, below the throat.  He
        GURGLES blood and SHAKES.

                                  JULES
                       What the fuck's happening?

                                  VINCENT
                       I just accidentally shot Marvin in
                       the throat.

                                  JULES
                       Why the fuck did you do that?

                                  VINCENT
                       I didn't mean to do it.  I said it
                       was an accident.

                                  JULES
                       I've seen a lot of crazy-ass shit
                       in my time --

                                  VINCENT
                       -- chill out, man, it was an
                       accident, okay?  You hit a bump or
                       somethin' and the gun went off.

                                  JULES
                       The car didn't hit no motherfuckin'
                       bump!

                                  VINCENT
                       Look!  I didn't mean to shoot this
                       son-of-a-bitch, the gun just went
                       off, don't ask me how!  Now I think
                       the humane thing to do is put him
                       out of his misery.

                                  JULES
                            (can't believe it)
                       You wanna shoot 'im again?

                                  VINCENT
                       The guy's sufferin'.  It's the
                       right thing to do.

        Marvin, suffering though he is, is listening to this debate,
        not believing what he's hearing.

                                  JULES
                       This is really uncool.

        Vincent turns to the backseat, places the barrel of the .45
        against Marvin's forehead.  Marvin's eyes are as big as
        saucers.  He tries to talk Vince out of this, but when he
        opens his mouth, only GURGLES come out.

                                  JULES
                       Marvin, I just wanna apologize.  I
                       got nothin' to do with this shit.
                       And I want you to know I think it's
                       fucked up.

                                  VINCENT
                       Okay, Pontius Pilot, when I count
                       three, honk your horn.  One...
                       two...

        CU of the steering wheel.

                                  VINCENT (OS)
                       ...three.

        Jules presses down hard on the horn:  HONK and BANG!

        When we CUT BACK to the two men, the car is completely covered
        in blood.  It's all over everything, including Jules and
        Vincent.

                                  JULES
                       Jesus Christ Almighty!

                                  VINCENT
                            (to himself)
                       Fuck.

                                  JULES
                       Look at this mess!  We're drivin'
                       around on a city street in broad
                       daylight --

                                  VINCENT
                       -- I know, I know, I wasn't
                       thinkin' about the splatter.

                                  JULES
                       Well you better be thinkin' about
                       it now, motherfucker!  We gotta get
                       this car off the road.  Cops tend
                       to notice shit like you're driving
                       a car drenched in fuckin' blood.

                                  VINCENT
                       Can't we just take it to a friendly
                       place?

                                  JULES
                       This is the Valley, Vincent.
                       Marsellus don't got no friendly
                       places in the Valley.

                                  VINCENT
                       Well, don't look at me, this is
                       your town, Jules.

        Jules takes out a cellular phone and starts punching digits.

                                  VINCENT
                       Who ya callin'?

                                  JULES
                       A buddy of mine in Toluca Lake.

                                  VINCENT
                       Where's Toluca Lake.

                                  JULES
                       On the other side of the hill, by
                       Burbank Studios.  If Jimmie's ass
                       ain't home, I don't know what the
                       fuck we're gonna go.  I ain't got
                       any other partners in 818.
                            (into phone)
                       Jimmie!  How you doin' man, it's
                       Jules.
                            (pause)
                       Listen up man, me an' my homeboy
                       are in some serious shit.  We're in
                       a car we gotta get off the road,
                       pronto!  I need to use your garage
                       for a couple hours.
                            (pause)
                       Jimmie, you know I can't get into
                       this shit on a cellular fuckin'
                       phone.  But what I can say is my
                       ass is out in the cold and I'm
                       askin' you for some sanctuary 'til
                       our people can bring us in.
                            (pause)
                       I appreciate this, man --
                            (pause)
                       We'll be gone by then.
                            (pause)
                       -- Jimmie, I'm aware of your
                       situation.  I ain't gonna fuck
                       things up for you.  I give you my
                       word, partner, she'll never know we
                       were there.
                            (pause)
                       Five minutes.  Later.

        He folds up the phone, turns to Vincent.

                                  JULES
                       We're set.  But his wife come home
                       from work in an hour and a half and
                       we gotta be outta there by then,


73.     EXT. JIMMIE'S HOUSE - MORNING                                   73.

        The Nova pulls into the garage of a two-bedroom suburban
        house.


74.     INT. JIMMIE'S BATHROOM - DAY                                    74.

        Jules is bent over a sink, washing his bloody hands while
        Vincent stands behind him.

                                  JULES
                       We gotta be real fuckin' delicate
                       with this Jimmie's situation.  He's
                       one remark away from kickin' our
                       asses out the door.

                                  VINCENT
                       If he kicks us out, whadda we do?

                                  JULES
                       Well, we ain't leavin' 'til we made
                       a couple phone calls.  But I never
                       want it to reach that pitch.
                       Jimmie's my friend and you don't
                       bust in your friend's house and
                       start tellin' 'im what's what.

        Jules rises and dries his hands.  Vincent takes his place at
        the sink.

                                  VINCENT
                       Just tell 'im not to be abusive.
                       He kinda freaked out back there
                       when he saw Marvin.

                                  JULES
                       Put yourself in his position.  It's
                       eight o'clock in the morning.  He
                       just woke up, he wasn't prepared
                       for this shit.  Don't forget who's
                       doin' who a favor.

        Vincent finishes, then dries his hands on a white towel.

                                  VINCENT
                       If the price of that favor is I
                       gotta take shit, he can stick his
                       favor straight up his ass.

        When Vincent is finished drying his hands, the towel is
        stained with red.

                                  JULES
                       What the fuck did you just do to
                       his towel?

                                  VINCENT
                       I was just dryin' my hands.

                                  JULES
                       You're supposed to wash 'em first.

                                  VINCENT
                       You watched me wash 'em.

                                  JULES
                       I watched you get 'em wet.

                                  VINCENT
                       I washed 'em.  Blood's real hard to
                       get off.  Maybe if he had some
                       Lava, I coulda done a better job.

                                  JULES
                       I used the same soap you did and
                       when I dried my hands, the towel
                       didn't look like a fuckin' Maxie
                       pad.  Look, fuck it, alright.  Who
                       cares?  But it's shit like this
                       that's gonna bring this situation
                       to a boil.  If he were to come in
                       here and see that towel like
                       that...I'm tellin' you Vincent, you
                       best be cool.  'Cause if I gotta
                       get in to it with Jimmie on account
                       of you....Look, I ain't threatenin'
                       you, I respect you an' all, just
                       don't put me in that position.

                                  JULES
                       Jules, you ask me nice like that,
                       no problem.  He's your friend, you
                       handle him.


75.     INT. JIMMIE'S KITCHEN - MORNING                                 75.

        Three men are standing in Jimmie's kitchen, each with a mug of
        coffee.  Jules, Vincent and JIMMIE DIMMICK, a young man in his
        late-20s dressed in a bathrobe.

                                  JULES
                       Goddamn Jimmie, this is some
                       serious gourmet shit.  Me an'
                       Vincent woulda been satisfied with
                       freeze-dried Tasters Choice.  You
                       spring this gourmet fuckin' shit on
                       us.  What flavor is this?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Knock it off, Julie.

                                  JULES
                       What?

                                  JIMMIE
                       I'm not a cobb or corn, so you can
                       stop butterin' me up.  I don't need
                       you to tell me how good my coffee
                       is.  I'm the one who buys it, I
                       know how fuckin' good it is.  When
                       Bonnie goes shoppin;, she buys
                       shit.  I buy the gourmet expensive
                       stuff 'cause when I drink it, I
                       wanna taste it.  But what's on my
                       mind at this moment isn't the
                       coffee in my kitchen, it's the dead
                       nigger in my garage.

                                  JULES
                       Jimmie --

                                  JIMMIE
                       -- I'm talkin'.  Now let me ask you
                       a question, Jules.  When you drove
                       in here, did you notice a sign out
                       front that said, "Dead nigger
                       storage?"

        Jules starts to "Jimmie" him --

                                  JIMMIE
                       -- answer to question.  Did you see
                       a sign out in front of my house
                       that said, "Dead nigger storage?"

                                  JULES
                            (playing along)
                       Naw man, I didn't.

                                  JIMMIE
                       You know why you didn't see that
                       sign?

                                  JULES
                       Why?

                                  JIMMIE
                       'Cause storin' dead niggers ain't
                       my fuckin' business!

        Jules starts to "Jimmie" him.

                                  JIMMIE
                       -- I ain't through!  Now don't you
                       understand that if Bonnie comes
                       home and finds a dead body in her
                       house, I'm gonna get divorced.  No
                       marriage counselor, no trial
                       separation -- fuckin' divorced.
                       And I don't wanna get fuckin'
                       divorced.  The last time me an'
                       Bonnie talked about this shit was
                       gonna be the last time me an'
                       Bonnie talked about this shit.  Now
                       I wanna help ya out Julie, I really
                       do.  But I ain't gonna lose my wife
                       doin' it.

                                  JULES
                       Jimmie --

                                  JIMMIE
                       -- don't fuckin' Jimmie me, man, I
                       can't be Jimmied.  There's nothin'
                       you can say that's gonna make me
                       forget I love my wife.  Now she's
                       workin' the graveyard shift at the
                       hospital.  She'll be comin' home in
                       less than an hour and a half.  Make
                       your phone calls, talk to your
                       people, than get the fuck out of my
                       house.

                                  JULES
                       That's all we want.  We don't wanna
                       fuck up your shit,  We just need to
                       call our people to bring us in.

                                  JIMMIE
                       Then I suggest you get to it.
                       Phone's in my bedroom.

        As Jules crosses the room, exiting.

                                  JULES
                            (calling behind him)
                       You're a friend, Jimmie, you're a
                       good fuckin' friend!

                                  JIMMIE
                            (to himself)
                       Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.  I'm
                       a real good friend.  Good friend,
                       bad husband, soon to be ex-husband.
                            (look up and sees
                              Vincent)
                       Who the fuck are you?

                                  VINCENT
                       I'm Vincent.  And Jimmie, thank a
                       bunch,

        The two men laugh.

                                  JIMMIE
                       Don't mention it.


76.     INT. MARSELLUS WALLACE'S DINING ROOM - MORNING                  76.

        Marsellus Wallace sits at his dining table in a big comfy
        robe, eating his large breakfast, while talking on the phone.

                                  MARSELLUS
                       ...well, say she comes home.
                       Whaddya think she'll do?
                            (pause)
                       No fuckin' shit she'll freak.  That
                       ain't no kinda answer.  You know
                       'er, I don't.  How bad, a lot or a
                       little?


77.     INT. JIMMIE'S BEDROOM - MORNING                                 77.

        Jules paces around in Jimmie's bedroom on the phone.

                                  JULES
                       You got to appreciate what an
                       explosive element this Bonnie
                       situation is.  If she comes home
                       from a hard day's work and finds a
                       bunch of gangsters doin' a bunch of
                       gangsta' shit in her kitchen, ain't
                       no tellin' what she's apt to do.

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Let us speak of the unspeakable.

                                  JULES
                       Possibility exists, but unlikely.

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Why possible but unlikely?

                                  JULES
                       'Cause if push met shove, you know
                       I'll take care of business.  But
                       push ain't never gonna meet shove.
                       Because You're gonna solve this
                       shit for us.  You're gonna take our
                       asses outta the cold and bring it
                       inside where it's warm.  'Cause if
                       I gotta get into it with my friend
                       about his wife over your boy
                       Vincent, I'm gonna have bad
                       feelings.

                                  MARSELLUS
                       I've grasped that, Jules.  All I'm
                       doin' is contemplating the "ifs."

                                  JULES
                       I don't wanna hear about no
                       motherfuckin' "ifs."  What I wanna
                       hear from your ass is: "you ain't
                       got no problems, Jules.  I'm on the
                       motherfucker.  Go back in there,
                       chill them niggers out and wait for
                       the cavalry, which should be comin'
                       directly."

                                  MARSELLUS
                       You ain't got no problems, Jules.
                       I'm on the motherfucker.  Go back
                       in there, chill them niggers out
                       and wait for The Wolf, who should
                       be comin' directly.

                                  JULES
                       You sendin' The Wolf?

                                  MARSELLUS
                       Feel better?

                                  JULES
                       Shit Negro, that's all you had to
                       say.


78.     INT. HOTEL SUITE - MORNING                                      78.

        The CAMERA looks through the bedroom doorway of a hotel suite
        into the main area.  We SEE a crap game being played on a
        fancy crap table by GAMBLERS in tuxedos and LUCKY LADIES in
        fancy evening gowns.  The CAMERA PANS to the right revealing:
        sitting on a bed, phone in hand with his back to us, the
        tuxedo-clad WINSTON WOLF aka "THE WOLF."

        We also see The Wolf has a small notepad that he jots details
        in.

                                  THE WOLF
                            (into phone)
                       Is she the hysterical type?
                            (pause)
                       When she due?
                            (jotting down)
                       Give me the principals' names
                       again?
                            (jots down)
                       Jules....

        We SEE his book.  The page has written on it:

                       1265 Riverside Drive
                       Toluca Lake
                       1 body (no head)
                       Bloody shot-up car
                       Jules (black)

                                  THE WOLF
                       ...Vincent...Jimmie...Bonnie....

        He writes:

                       Vincent (Dean Martin)
                       Jimmie (house)
                       Bonnie (9:30)

                                  THE WOLF
                       Expect a call around 10:30.  It's
                       about thirty minutes away.  I'll be
                       there in ten.

        He hangs up.  We never see his face.

                                                        CUT TO:

        TITLE CARD OVER BLACK:

            "NINE MINUTES AND THIRTY-SEVEN SECONDS LATER"

                                                        CUT TO:

79.     EXT. JIMMIE'S STREET - MORNING                                  79.

        A silver Porsche WHIPS the corner leading to Jimmie's home, in
        HYPER DRIVE.  Easily doing 135 mph, the Porsche stops on a
        dime in front of Jimmie's house.

        A ringed finger touches the doorbell:  DING DONG.


80.     INT. JIMMIE'S HOUSE - MORNING                                   80.

        Jimmie opens the door.  We see, standing in the doorway, the
        tuxedo-clad man.  He looks down to his notebook, then up at
        Jimmie.

                                  THE WOLF
                       You're Jimmie, right?  This is your
                       house?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Yeah.

                                  THE WOLF
                            (stick his hand out)
                       I'm Winston Wolf, I solve problems.

                                  JIMMIE
                       Good, 'cause we got one.

                                  THE WOLF
                       So I heard.  May I come in?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Please do.

        The two men walk to the dining room.

                                  THE WOLF
                       I want to convey Mr. Wallace's
                       gratitude with the help you're
                       providing on this matter.  Let me
                       assure you Jimmie, Mr. Wallace's
                       gratitude is worth having.

        In the dining room, Jules and Vincent stand up.

                                  THE WOLF
                       You must be Jules, which would make
                       you Vincent.  Let's get down to
                       brass tacks, gentlemen.  If I was
                       informed correctly, the clock is
                       ticking, is that right, Jimmie?

                                  JIMMIE
                       100%.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Your wife, Bonnie...
                            (refers to his pad)
                       ...comes home at 9:30 in the AM, is
                       that correct?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Uh-huh.

                                  THE WOLF
                       I was led to believe if she comes
                       home and finds us here, she
                       wouldn't appreciate it none too
                       much.

                                  JIMMMIE
                       She won't at that.

                                  THE WOLF
                       That give use forty minutes to get
                       the fuck outta Dodge, which, if you
                       do what I say when I say it, should
                       by plenty.  Now you got a corpse in
                       a car, minus a head, in a garage.
                       Take me to it.


81.     INT. JIMMIE'S GARAGE - MORNING                                  82.

        The three men hand back as The Wolf examines the car.  He
        studies the car in silence, opening the door, looking inside,
        circling it.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Jimmie?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Yes.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Do me a favor, will ya?  Thought I
                       smelled some coffee in there.
                       Would you make me a cup?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Sure, how do you take it?

                                  THE WOLF
                       Lotsa cream, lotsa sugar.

        Jimmie exists.  The Wolf continues his examination.

                                  THE WOLF
                       About the car, is there anything I
                       need to know?  Does it stall, does
                       it make a lot of noise, does it
                       smoke, is there gas in it,
                       anything?

                                  JULES
                       Aside from how it looks, the car's
                       cool.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Positive?  Don't get me out on the
                       road and I find out the brake
                       lights don't work.

                                  JULES
                       Hey man, as far as I know, the
                       motherfucker's tip-top.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Good enough, let's go back to the
                       kitchen.


82.     INT. KITCHEN - MORNING                                          82.

        Jimmie hands The Wolf a cup of coffee.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Thank you, Jimmie.

        He takes a sip, then, pacing as he thinks, lays out for the
        three men the plan of action.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Okay first thing, you two.
                            (meaning Jules and
                              Vincent)
                       Take the body, stick it in the
                       trunk.  Now Jimmie, this looks to
                       be a pretty domesticated house.
                       That would lead me to believe that
                       in the garage or under the sink,
                       you got a bunch of cleaners and
                       cleaners and shit like that, am I
                       correct?

                                  JIMMIE
                       Yeah.  Exactly.  Under the sink.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Good.  What I need you two fellas
                       to do is take those cleaning
                       products and clean the inside of
                       the car.  And I'm talkin' fast,
                       fast, fast.  You need to go in the
                       backseat, scoop up all those little
                       pieces of brain and skull.  Get it
                       out of there.  Wipe down the
                       upholstery -- now when it comes to
                       upholstery, it don't need to be
                       spic and span, you don't need to
                       eat off in.  Give it a good once
                       over.  What you need to take care
                       of are the really messy parts.  The
                       pools of blood that have collected,
                       you gotta soak that shit up.  But
                       the windows are a different story.
                       Them you really clean.  Get the
                       Windex, do a good job.  Now Jimmie,
                       we need to raid your linen closet.
                       I need blankets, I need comforters,
                       I need quilts, I need bedspreads.
                       The thicker the better, the darker
                       the better.  No whites, can't use
                       'em.  We need to camouflage the
                       interior of the car.  We're gonna
                       line the front seat and the
                       backseat and the floor boards with
                       quilts and blankets.  If a cop
                       stops us and starts stickin' his
                       big snout in the car, the
                       subterfuge won't last.  But at a
                       glance, the car will appear to be
                       normal.  Jimmie -- lead the way,
                       boys -- get to work.

        The Wolf and Jimmie turn, heading for the bedroom, leaving
        Vincent and Jules standing in the kitchen.

                                  VINCENT
                            (calling after him)
                       A "please" would be nice.

        The Wolf stops and turns around.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Come again?

                                  VINCENT
                       I said a "please" would be nice.

        The Wolf takes a step toward him.

                                  THE WOLF
                       Set is straight, Buster.  I'm not
                       here to say "please."  I'm here to
                       tell you want to do.  And if self-
                       preservation is an instinct you
                       possess, you better fuckin' do it
                       and do it quick.  I'm here to help.
                       If my help's not appreciated, lotsa
                       luck gentlemen.

                                  JULES
                       It ain't that way, Mr. Wolf.  Your
                       help is definitely appreciated.

                                  VINCENT
                       I don't mean any disrespect.  I
                       just don't like people barkin'
                       orders at me.

                                  THE WOLF
                       If I'm curt with you, it's because
                       time is a factor.  I think fast, I
                       talk fast, and I need you guys to
                       act fast if you want to get out of
                       this.  So pretty please, with sugar
                       on top, clean the fuckin' car.


 

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