Why Jackson, travolta, and willis are cold-blooded, and redemption

Rating: 9/10 (8 August 2001)

SPOILERS***** For all you people who whine about Willis, Jackson, and Travolta's cold-blooded killings, it is relevant to redemption, only a major theme of the movie. Maybe you were too ignorant and dumb to realize that all of Jackson's violence and killings and near death caught up with him in the diner, resulting in powerfully salvating speech. He finally realized the meaning of the Bible verse and how he had been violating it. So he quit his ways and tried to help and shepard the two robbers, redeeming himself from the bloodshed he had caused previously. Ignorant people: that is one of the obvious, major themes of "Pulp Fiction."
That moral is :Even among the lowest, most vile low-lives, redemption and honor can be attained, resulting in peace, success, etc. Travolta's character refused to follow Jackson's move, and Travolta ended up riddled with bullets. THe other theme is this world is a crazy, bad place. The two morals connect because, even in this dark hell, you can still redeem yourself no matter how bad you are. you must be brave and shepard the weak and evil to salvation ****/**** "Pulp Fiction" defines the 90's.