Pulp Fiction and Personality

Rating: 10/10 (15 August 2017)

Recently my wife and I had a meeting with our Church regarding more and better ways of learning about each others personality. We find ourselves butting heads from time to time and were curious what direction we would go, in order to mend our past mistakes.
So we found out that our personalities were similar to each others. She is a leader of many and so am I! Two dominant personality types living together each day and making decisions as we are accustomed to. Where is the happy ground? We are still working on this. LMAO
Throughout Pulp Fiction we notice very Powerful Personalities. These men and women are, in a sense, legends of the league of gentlemen that they were brought up around. Vincent is truly sincere in all his behavior as is Jules. It is instilled within these characters that they know best. The Powerful personality of Bruce causes possible "fruitless" circumstances to "progress". Bruce's bad decisions throughout the movie had placed him in tough situations. However he was able to overcome them. He was a very powerful personality type.
It was clear to me after watching Pulp Fiction that being in tough situations can be saddening at times. But as we develop our understanding of what these characters have had to go through, why they make decisions and what decisions they make, it becomes more obvious.
The World is a tough place but if we seek to find each other through some method of focus and understanding, we can win.
Pulp Fiction is a great movie and a way to search deep within your own personality, find yourself and recognize that others are different.