When we finally see Blonde, he needs no introduction. We don't really know why, just that it happened and that it was "the most insane f***ing thing I have ever seen." Pink even says that, "I came this close to taking his ass out myself" and describes Blonde as a an unprofessional psychopath you never know what a psychopath is going to do. We know from Pink and White's conversation that Blonde went nuts and started shooting the civilians when the alarm went off at the jewelry store.
RESERVOIR DOGS MR BLONDE CODE
What do you make of a guy who's so loyal to his friends that he goes to jail rather than rat on them-and then turns around and doesn't give a thought to shooting a crowd of innocent people? Who casually tortures a cop? Is he just flat-out nuts, or does he have some kind of warped moral code we just don't get? If he was loyal when a simple name drop would've bought him four years of his life, it doesn't seem too likely he'd go crazy and mess up Joe's operation. He's basically like family to them, which explains why Eddie trusts him so much. He's just done four years in prison and he's visiting Joe and Eddie and having some laughs and talking about life. The other pre-heist scene we have with Blonde also makes him seem just like a regular down-to-earth guy. Anyway, we're starting to think that Blonde's a pretty sensitive guy himself, right? That sounds like a more accurate interpretation to us (and to Madonna she told Tarantino it was about love, not sex). She's been f***ed over a few times and then she meets a guy who's very sensitive.
Brown is going off about how "Like a Virgin" is all about a woman who meets a man with a particularly large penis, Blonde says,īLONDE: No, it ain't. Blonde, he comes across as one of the more sensible members of the group.
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