Comments by "Terror Management Solutions, LLC" (@thereisnosanctuary6184) on "Analyzing Evil: Pulp Fiction" video.

  1. The Man In A Box was a cartoon wild card to essentially a cartoon movie. Which, I still like. It has moments of "reality" as if these narcissistic and zero self aware creatures in the Tarantino Universe temporarily have moments of sentience, empathy. The Gimp IS evil. You can't keep a grown man under a pawnshop with an off duty security guard or cop involved. He is voluntarily there, a sicko. That is not banal evil Butch and Marcellus stumbled upon. They found true evil...hidden, depraved, sick. In that setting, their mere dog-eat-dog evil was noble. Courage, loyalty, sacrifice, square deals, honor, justice, even forgiveness was enabled. These were the true scum of the earth, and they would now destroy and punish it for committing evil for no other reason than depravity. Their 'evil' was about survival, prospering in an unfair world. Almost necessary evil, hence it's banality.
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  2.  @TheVileEye  I don't think he was just a hitchhiker that found chains and a box better than outside, I think he was a child molestor or serial killer, but of limited intelligence who was given a 'haven' from the Law and living on the run by even more twisted fucks. He essentially 'pawned' his life. Makes the most sense. Tarantino is worshipped like a God, but he isn't. He is very precocious, risk taking. But, I don't think he understands teal life. Seems autistic as hell
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  3. The Wolf had banal retentive evil.
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  4. England?
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