Where did Django die in the movie?

Rating: Null/10 (24 February 2013)

Last week during violent attacks of fever due to flu I had a few "clarifying" thoughts. The first was about the last three films of Tarantino. I got the idea that the films are personal dreams, fantasies of the main characters, who are at the time of the dream, fantasy in a coma, shortly before their own death. Beatrix Kiddo dreaming or fantasizing to kill Bill and his gang during her coma. In Inglorious Basterds are all Jewish girls in the early scenes murdered and one fantasizes that she escapes and takes revenge on all Nazis and Django dies for example, during the shootout in the cupboard, but fantasizes to take revenge on all his opponents. This theory is mainly fed by some unrealistic plot twists that are more like a dream, fantasie and wherein Tarantino doesn't do any effort making the twist plausible and even chooses clearly unrealistic special effects, such as the self excavating Kiddo in Kill Bill II , the final massacre at the cinema in Inglorious Basterds and the last half hour of Django, with all sorts of cartoonish effects and happy ending. Tarantino shows what cinema is a reality in itself, where (historical) victims still can take revenge, like in a dream or fantasy. If this theory is correct and consciously applied by Tarantino then there must be concrete evidence, clues in the movies. A reason to watch them all over again.