Beatrice is two enemies away from Bill's ultimate goal, Bill's younger brother Bud, Beatrice's rival and rival Al. "Kill Bill 2" is the second half of this road of revenge. The showdown between Beatrice and Ishii Miren in Japan made Bill a little worried. He took the initiative to find his younger brother Bud (a former member of the Killer Organization), but his younger brother's attitude Some people disagree. He is now working as a bodyguard in a strip club, but he actually does dirty work such as toilet repairs. After getting off work late at night, Bud drove his broken car and returned to the broken iron house in the wilderness, which was his home. It was obvious to the naked eye.
His brother's previous reminder made him somewhat worried. He did not enter the house immediately, but stood outside to observe the surrounding environment and imagine the places around him to hide.
At this time, Beatrice was hiding under the house, and Bud didn't look at the bottom of the house. With the killer's keen intuition, he probably knew that Beatrice had come. This was a silent contest between killers. The more aggressive you are, the easier it is to get caught.
Sure enough, Beatrice was eager for revenge and underestimated her opponent. The moment she went straight in, Bud's gun was pointed, the trigger was pulled, and two shots of rock salt bullets (this kind of bullets are said to be able to melt into the blood and will not kill people, But it will hurt a lot) Hit Beatrice's chest, Beatrice is rushed out of the house by the huge impact, and the fight is over before it starts.
Bud called his brother Bill, and it was Bill's subordinate Al who answered the phone. From his tone, he could sense that the two were not dealing with each other. Bud proudly showed off that he had captured Beatrice and also seized Beatrice's samurai sword. He wanted to make a deal with Al. One million dollars was exchanged for the sword. S died in pain, and Bud agreed. After that, Bud called a dwarf friend and buried Beatrice alive overnight. Lying in the coffin, her hands and feet were tied, she struggled frantically at first, but in vain, she gradually became desperate, thinking that she would die. In desperation, she remembered the past. Once she was a member of the killer organization. She was both Bill's subordinate and his lover. They were both a teacher and a friend and a lover. Beatrice's eyes were full of admiration and love, and Bill, the boss of the killer organization, clearly had a lot of love for this subordinate. On the surface of many details, Bill's love for Beatrice was deeper than it seemed.
Bill put a lot of effort into Beatrice and personally sent her to China to learn kung fu. Through the trials and tribulations of her master Bai Mei, Beatrice finally came back and learned many unique skills, two of which are the close-range bare-handed wooden board and the five-step heart-piercing finger. The old man with white eyebrows has a weird temper, is extremely difficult to get along with, makes things difficult, and is extremely harsh, but Beatrice is stubborn and does not admit defeat. In Beatrice's heart, Bai Mei was a very respectful teacher.
The camera returned to reality, and sure enough, only by temporarily letting go of hatred can find a way to escape calmly. Beatrice in the coffin slowly handed the dagger hidden in the shoe to her hand with her foot, cut the rope on her hand, and then cut off her foot. The rope on the top of the coffin, and then began to hit the top board of the coffin with his bare hands. Once or twice, the board gradually began to loosen. Beatrice finally broke through the board and climbed out of the coffin.
Early the next morning, Al came as promised with a million dollar bills. Bud, who had been poor for a long time, saw the money, and happily began to count the money. The moment he picked up the money for the third time, a black rattlesnake appeared. Suddenly appeared, the snake looked at each other for a few seconds, the snake attacked suddenly, bit Bud in the face, and after a few frantic pecks, Bud was poisoned and died. Al is indeed ruthless, and is the most inhumane among the several killers. But a later bird's-eye view hints that the vicious Al will end up just as badly as Bud. (The bird's-eye view often implies the small tragedy of the characters and the fate of the tragedy)
Just as she was about to leave and opened the door, she kicked her legs sideways. This is the most violent fight I've ever seen between a woman. It's not like putting her head in the toilet. It doesn't even look like a woman, but more like a mad beast. It's a fight to the death.
It was another critical moment of life and death. The two were close at hand. They were playing the final game. Both sides were wide-eyed. , As early as when she was learning kung fu with Bai Mei, she was removed by Bai Mei because of her rude remarks. That's it, game over
All obstacles have been removed, and now only Bill is left. She drives the car at full speed, looking for Bill. Before finding Bill, her heart may be like overlapping mountains, firm, agitated, and determined to win. After knowing Bill's whereabouts, the picture became dark, and her heart was hesitant again. The target was in front of her eyes, but she was at a loss.
It was already dark, and Beatrice came to Bill's villa. She was carrying a katana sword and holding a gun in her hand, and walked in with high alertness. Similarly, when she came to the last door and turned to aim, The scene in front of her shocked her to the point of dilated pupils. A little girl about four years old pointed at Beatrice with a toy gun and said, "Mom, don't move!" Bill lay on the ground and pretended to be shot. He was taking his daughter with him. Playing games, yes, Bill and Beatrice's daughter. When Beatrice was seriously injured in a coma, the fetus in her womb was almost full term. When she woke up four years later, she thought her daughter was gone. She killed her. Bill's strongest reason. She never thought that her daughter did not die, and Bill took care of her daughter so well.
Bill had a mother and daughter who had never seen each other alone, and it was an extremely sweet time. After the daughter fell asleep, the two began their final duel. Different from the previous bloody violence, the main focus here is to talk, and Beatrice did not expect that the church massacre four years ago was actually because of love. Bill always loved Beatrice deeply, and Beatrice left without saying goodbye. It hurts Bill's heart, he thinks it's betrayal, he will never accept the betrayal of love, so he wants to destroy Beatrice. Bill never thought that Beatrice left because she was pregnant, and she wanted her daughter to live a clean and peaceful life. Therefore, they clearly love each other, but they lost trust and started to hurt each other, which eventually led to a bloody feud. But this is the end, and there is no turning back. When the two are close at hand again, Beatrice uses five piercing fingers to kill Bill. In some kung fu, you can only kill the nearest person.
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