Symbolism in Pulp Fiction

Rating: Null/10 (18 July 2002)

This is a comment to what Nicolaj Laugesen said about Pulp Fiction.
As Nicolaj said Jules (Jules - Jesul - Jesus) is the good man, he thinks his life over when he experience "the miracle". Vincent is the bad man, he like his life, drugs, alcohol, parties, women and power! His last name Vega, like Las Vegas he gables with his life. At the ending scene Jules gives Tim Roth some money to safe him, Vincent want to kill him just of principal reasons! Tim Roth is just another human on the way to a criminal lifestyle, but is rescued! Tim Roth is also in Four Rooms (another movie by Quentin) and his girlfriend in Pulp Fiction is the same in Four Rooms, in this movie he has a job, he doesn't like being a clerk, though he is being p***ed on by everybody!
I think Wolf is the conscience, the little voice inside your head, Jules supports him in everything he does, Vincent hate him from the minute he sees him! Or is he a midlife phase in their lives where they think thing through, Jules want out and to be clean, Vincent want his old life! In "The Bonnie Situation" Bonnie is a sort of jugdement day, they shall be gone when she arrives, that means that shall have chosen a side. Quentin is a reminder of that jugdement day will come.
The suitcase is the temptation with the code 666, everybody who looks at it is captured in its golden shine. Notice that Vincent is the one that gets, carry and delivers the suitcase, Jules doesn't even touches it! Wallace is the devil, he sends Jules and Vincent out for the suitcase, and Vincent delivers it while Jules is on the toilet!
Uma Thurman is just a satanic human, Vincent like her because she also live a life full of alcohol and drugs! When she is close to die because of drugs, she have the opportunity to think her life over. She activates her security system by pressing one key three times... 666!
Butch is the the angel of death and sometimes also Jesus. His golden watch is very important to him, because if time aren't there no body will die! The part from the Bible that Jules says is Ez. 25,7, it tells about some people who was greedy and eager for vengeance, God killed them with their own weapon (revenge). Vincent only kill people in form of revenge, and as God Butch kill him with his own weapon, remember the one in the kitchen. Wallace also tempts him, he won't die but his power will be taken (Butch's power is pried), just like Satan and Jesus in the desert!
Zed and his friend represents the thousands years where the angel of death, devil and his men will suffer in pain, untill God releases them for some time, after this they will all be thrown is a lake of magma. At first Butch is the angel of death, he suffers, then he returns to release him, just like God.
The title Pulp Fiction describes that its something that always will be there and you can't do anything about it. Okay, almost nothing, you can believe in God for a start! The movie take place in Los Angeles, can that mean anything?
Well that is what I've found out of this brilliant movie! But why does it jump in time?