Why did they take Marvin?

Though it wasn’t explicit in the movie, Marvin was Jules and Vincent’s informant, which is why they didn’t kill him and took him with them. Vincent says Jules “probably went over a bump or something” and that’s why he shot him, but when looking closely at the scene, they never went over a bump.

Who did Vincent Vega shot?

Marvin
Few Quentinphiles can forget Pulp Fiction character Marvin, the man who Vincent Vega (John Travolta) accidentally shoots in the back of Jules Winnfield’s (Samuel L. Jackson’s) car. Though Marvin has three lines in Pulp Fiction, he is also the character Tarantino used to string together the movie’s idiomatic vignettes.

Why does Vincent shoot Marvin?

Vincent shoots Marvin right after Jules says he is retiring. And although they are just coworkers, maybe Vincent wanted Jules to stay in the business just a little longer so that he could still work with his friend.

Why was Vincent killed in Pulp Fiction?

Why does Jules live and Vincent Die?: Vincent died due to his own negligence. He seemed to be convinced that Butch had left town and thought he could leave his gun unprotected while heating up Pop-Tarts.

Why did Vincent shoot Marvin?

Marvin was originally supposed to be accidentally shot in the throat and survive. Knowing that Marvin would die a slow, painful death, Vincent and Jules decide that Marvin should be shot in the head and put out of his misery.

What book is Vincent Vega reading on the toilet?

Modesty Blaise
James Gandolfini was considered for the role of Vincent Vega he refused instead recommending his friend, John Travolta. In the diner bathroom, and in the bathroom in Butch’s apartment, Vince is reading a copy of the Peter O’Donnell book “Modesty Blaise”.

How did Vincent shoot Marvin?

Vincent and Jules were probably going to kill Marvin at some point, but when Vincent shot him in the car, that was an accident. He had his finger on the trigger of his gun, which is something you’re never supposed to do unless you actually plan to fire it.