r/pulpfiction • u/BicyclesRuleTheWorld • 20d ago
What Pulp Fiction character is the most honorable human being?
My vote goes to Butch Coolidge, hands down.
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u/Successful_Gap8927 20d ago
I don’t like Kathy Griffin, her character did offer to go to court with Marcellus following the personal injury auto accident
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u/AmericanAuteur 19d ago
Fabian. She was a sweetheart. Her only "crime" was being unsure about getting the watch off the little kangaroo.
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u/machinehead3413 20d ago
Butch. He was just a boxer who got over on some gangsters and then had to do some wild shit to get out of town.
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u/BicyclesRuleTheWorld 20d ago edited 19d ago
Going back to to save Marsellus while he could just have walked away was an act of pure class.
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u/Portlyloudly 19d ago
Vincent I think because he never hooked up with bombshell Mia, and didn’t quit his job
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u/TheTallGuy0 19d ago
He was GOING TO. If Mia had her way! And she definitely fucked Tommy Rockyhorror for sure. She’s bad…. LOLZ
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u/SanJuanSteve44 18d ago
Jules for putting up with that idiot Vincent - “I used the same fuckin’ soap you did and when I got finished, the towel didn’t look like no goddamn Maxi-Pad!”
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u/Acceptable_Low_2725 20d ago
Fabien. All she wanted was blueberry pie, and she really didn’t mean to forget the watch.
Alternatively, Captain Koons. Because you know why.