She is morbidly curious about what it feels like to kill a man. Instead of horrifying her, it seems to turn her on. Everything is relative. Butch himself offers a rationalization for having killed the other boxer. If he was a better fighter, he'd be alive. H e makes an A L L Y of her and wins her promise to tell the police she never saw him. By his actions he has made E N E M I E S of Marsellus Wallace and his crew. W e see Marsellus sending his minions to hunt down Butch, all the way to Indo-China if necessary. In an A P P R O A C H phase, Butch makes a phone call to check on his winnings. H e goes to his French girlfriend, Fabienne, at a motel and they make plans to skip the country once he's collected his money. T h e i r flirtatious talk, characteristic of intimate A P P R O A C H scenes, seems to be more of the seemingly banal chatter that marks the early scenes between Vincent and Jules. It has the same sense of cultural
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