![]() ![]() Chronologically, this is the last moment in Pulp Fiction's correct story order. Butch takes Zed's motorcycle chopper, returns to the motel, and drives off with Fabienne. Butch holds up his end of the bargain immediately, leaving Marsellus behind to brutalize their captors. Reluctantly, Marsellus and Butch come to an agreement: they're square as long as Butch leaves town and never speaks of the incident. Even though it had only been minutes since Butch killed Vincent Vega - and Butch and Marsellus were just trying to kill each other - Butch puts aside his differences with Marsellus and rescues him. Things get horrible very quickly as the pawnshop owner and his friend, a security guard named Zed, take them hostage in the pawnshop owner's basement where Butch, with the help of Zed, rapes Marsellus. Butch tries to run him over and the two men get into a fight and end up in a pawnshop. As Butch is driving back to the motel, he happens to see Marsellus crossing the street. Hearing someone in the toilet, Butch waits for the person to exit, which turns out to be Vincent, whom Butch kills. He enters the apartment carefully, knowing Marsellus is looking for him, and gets his watch. Butch leaves Fabienne at the motel and returns to the apartment to retrieve it. The next morning, Butch realizes he left his father's gold watch at his apartment. ![]() The pair get up on a stage in the center of Pulp Fiction's Jack Rabbit Slims' restaurant and, in one of Pulp Fiction's most famous scenes, start dancing to Chuck Berry's "You Never Can Tell." In Pulp Fiction's correct order, the couple then leaves the restaurant and goes home. About halfway through dinner, one restaurant employee announces there's a dance contest starting, which Mia encourages Vincent to participate in with her. Over the course of their dinner conversation during Pulp Fiction's story, Mia tells Vincent about her short-lived career as an actress.Īt one point, Mia gets up, goes to the bathroom, and does another line of cocaine. Vincent drives Mia to a '50s-themed restaurant, Jack Rabbit Slims, where all of the employees are dressed like famous celebrities from the 1950s. Vincent picks Mia up but before they go, she has a few bumps of cocaine to get the night started. It's not romantic, but more of a favor Vincent is completing at Marsellus' request. That night, the Pulp Fiction plot's correct penultimate episode sees Vincent showing up at Marsellus' house to take Marsellus' wife, Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman), out for a night on the town. Toward the end of this episode in Pulp Fiction's story order, Jules convinces Pumpkin to take the money and leave with his girlfriend. In one of the several Vincent Vega bathroom scenes in Pulp Fiction, Vincent exits the bathroom, sees what's going on, and holds up Honey Bunny as insurance against Pumpkin doing anything to Jules. Jules instead offers Pumpkin all the money in his wallet. Jules tells him that's a bad idea because it's the property of Marsellus and robbing him is a very bad idea. Pumpkin makes his way to Jules, demanding whatever is in Marsellus Wallace's briefcase. Vincent gets up to go to the bathroom, leaving Jules all alone, when Pumpkin and Honey Bunny hold up the diner. The men eat in their newly-acquired outfits and chat about why Jules doesn't eat bacon, as well as what just happened to them. In Pulp Fiction's fifth chronological episode, it's revealed Pulp Fiction's Jules and Vincent have also gone right to the Hawthorne Grill for lunch after their debacle earlier that day. While this is the last scene in Pulp Fiction's movie, it takes place halfway through the story chronologically.
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