Fact1: drug addict is about to be sentenced to death by lethal injection, Fact2: Maggie agrees to cooperate having little choice, Fact3: intensive training includes not only martial arts and firearms training but etiquette and computer use, Fact4: Bob informs her about first job, Fact5: things progress between her and J.P.
Output: Maggie Hayward Bridget Fonda is a drug addict found guilty of murdering a cop during a robbery shootout, and is about to be sentenced to death by lethal injection. Her demise is faked and a spy named Bob Gabriel Byrne informs her that she has to work for him. Maggie, having little choice, reluctantly agrees to cooperate and she begins a regimen of intensive training that includes not only martial arts and firearms training, but etiquette and computer use. Senior Operative Amanda Anne Bancroft transforms her into a refined, beautiful woman. She is taken on a dinner date with Bob, who informs her about the first job: an assassination of a VIP eating at the same restaurant. Maggie kills the VIP and his bodyguard and then is pursued by a team of the VIPs bodyguards. She shoots several of the bodyguards and then escapes from the kitchen by jumping down a laundry chute. This task was her final test and she has now completed her training. The following morning she leaves for Venice, California, where she enters into a romantic relationship with apartment house manager J.P. Dermot Mulroney. While her first assignments, both hit jobs, are ultimately successful, Maggie quickly comes to hate her work and tries to quit her job as a professional killer. As things progress between her and J.P. and her double life threatens their relationship, she asks for help in leaving the agency. Her request is denied, but Bob agrees to get her out of the agency if she completes the next task. The new job is to masquerade as Angela Olivia dAbo, the girlfriend of Fahd Bakhtiar Richard Romanus, an Iranian trading in nuclear weapons. As she prepares for the job, J.P. continues to complain about her mysterious friends and mocks the improvised backstory that Bob had provided for himself and Maggie. Maggie is shown watching a scene from Deception, in which a woman kills a former lover in order to keep their past secret from her new husband, reflecting Maggies determination to kill her employers if necessary to protect her relationship with J.P. Taking out Angela proves problematic and results in the deaths of Angelas two bodyguards and the injury of Maggies partner, Beth Lorraine Toussaint. Director Kaufman then sends in Victor, a cleaner Harvey Keitel to get rid of the bodies and salvage the mission. Unknown to Maggie, he has also been ordered to kill both agents as well because one failure results in death. After killing the wounded Beth in front of Maggie, he drives her to Fahds home. At gunpoint she gets Fahd to unlock his computer and reveal his secrets, but he avoids execution and she is forced to flee. As they purportedly drive back to her residence, Maggie sees a gun in Victors waistband and correctly suspects that he is going to kill her. This leads to a struggle and the car spins out of control. Ultimately, Victor is dragged over a ravine and killed. Maggie makes her way back to her apartment, but leaves sometime during the night. Bob subsequently learns of her disappearance from J.P. As Bob is leaving, he sees Maggie watching him through the mist. Instead of reporting her, he calls Kaufman and informs him, after some hesitation, that the cleaner and Maggie are both dead.