Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title

[Q]: In one of the more famous Pulp Fiction scenes, Jules and Vincent are eating at a diner when Ringo and Honey Bunny decide to rob it. Their attempt doesn't go well.  At one point, Jules tells Ringo to open up his wallet and take out $1,500.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PeyiU3uWJ8&t=1m22s  Now, I ain't giving it to him, Vincent. I'm buying something for my money. Wanna know what I'm buying, Ringo?     "What?"    "Your life. I'm giving you that money so I don't have to kill yo' ass."   What does giving Ringo $1,500 have to do with not killing him?
[A]: Why did Jules have to give Ringo $1,500?


[Q]: In the end of The Fisher King, when Parry was being woken up by Jack after a coma, he said he had had a dream and it was about a girl that he really missed.   Who is he referring to? His current girlfriend or his ex girlfriend that got killed by that desperate, insane guy who kills people with a shotgun?
[A]: Which girl Parry was referring to after waking up?


[Q]: In Stranger Things 2, they say the portal takes a lot of energy to close, and that only El has the power to close it. But in the first season, portals to the Upside-Down crop up all over the place- in the Byers' home, in the tree in the woods, and by the swimming pool. What's the difference between the Hawkins' lab portal and the other ones?
[A]:
Why is the portal so hard to close in Stranger Things 2, when the monster opened many in the first season?