He threatens, “If you dream of shooting me, you’d better wake up and apologize.” Mr. White’s overbearing attitude alienates him from his colleagues, especially as he’s just another “employee,” not the boss. Orange, there would have been more opportunity to achieve the story goal. If he had made the correct choice by not supporting Mr. Orange rather than believe Joe triggers the story’s climax. In an effort to go along with the program, Mr. White loses control and pulls out his gun. Pink insists they wait for Joe, the man in charge. He also tries to take control of the situation in the warehouse and get Mr. White takes the address book from Joe and tries to impose conditions for its return. White should be hindering the “rat,” not helping him. Orange’s endeavor as an undercover cop by killing his colleagues, but is distraught when he learns he has helped the cops effect his own downfall. White’s responsibility to help the injured Mr. Main Character Thematic Conflict Preconception vs. Orange, and refuses to listen to his colleagues’ logical argument that he is the “rat.” Openness Main Character Counterpoint White holds onto his positive evaluation of Mr. White is concerned with not going to jail. As the song says, “I’m stuck here in the middle with you.” Future Main Character Concern
White is in a situation, caught between the group he belongs to and the individual with whom he has become attached. White - Criminal Universe Main Character Throughline Orange must understand their methods and appreciate their belief in honor amongst thieves. The robbers struggle to understand who the “rat” is and how much the cops know. Blond to protect the uniformed cop, he has trouble justifying his action to the other robbers and becomes the main suspect as the “rat.” Preconception Overall Story Inhibitorīecause of Joe’s rigorous screening process, it takes awhile for the robbers to accept that one of them is a “rat.” Understanding Overall Story Benchmark Pink’s instincts are not to wait for Joe but rather to hightail it to a motel against explicit orders, Mr. Blond runs amok at the site of the heist and again at the warehouse Mr. Under torturous conditions, the uniformed cop exercises self-control and refuses to divulge the identity of Mr. Control Overall Story Symptomĭespite the fact they have bungled the heist, the robbers remain true to Joe’s plan and meet at the warehouse to wait for him. Avoid Overall Story SolutionĪvoiding the cops and their informant will allow the robbers to escape avoiding discovery by the robbers will keep Mr. The robbers are pursuing the identity of the “rat.” The cops are pursuing the robbers. Overall Story Thematic Conflict Self-Interest vs. The robbers gun down anybody who impedes their escape, whether they be police officers, an innocent motorist, or employees who ring the alarm. Pink talks about himself incessantly, and feels it’s safer for him to leave the warehouse and go to a motel. White, “I don’t want to know your name.” Mr. Self-Interest Overall Story IssueĮach of the robbers is out for themselves. Orange, wants to apprehend the criminals and recover the loot. The robbers want their cut of the diamond heist and to escape capture by the police the undercover cop, Mr. When the robbery is bungled, the “colored men” endeavor to find out who the “rat” is. The story in Reservoir Dogs revolves around a jewelry heist. ""Uncovering the Rat"" Physics Overall Story Throughline
He suffers intense anguish when he learns Mr. Orange’s honor and his life in a three-way shoot-out with his colleagues. The robbers fail to escape with the diamonds the undercover cop has apprehended the gang but is finished off when he identifies himself as the “rat.” Everyone dies a violent death. In the search for the informant, various members of the group are eliminated as suspects when Joe arrives, he narrows it down to one-Mr. Orange wants to be dropped off at a hospital, the robbers must wait at the warehouse for the arrival of their boss, Joe. White, who decides to kill him rather than giving himself up to the police. Blond to stay in the warehouse with the kidnapped cop. Joe decides to form a gang to pull the heist Mr. Orange by telling him not to worry, “it takes days to bleed to death” from gunshots to the stomach. White is confronted with a problem, his solution is to pull out his gun and eliminate the cause. Nice rather than re-evaluate his beliefs about Mr. White, he empties both guns into them rather than figuring a way to escape the conflict. White must stop believing his own (faulty) instincts. Orange confesses to him, he is anguished over the betrayal but remains true to his criminal nature and shoots him, at the cost of his own life. Orange is the “rat,” even when all evidence points to him.
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