In order for the reader to understand the viewpoints of both Medved and Travers, he or she would need to know a little background information on the movie. Uma Thurman plays the character of “Black Mamba”, an assassin plotting revenge upon an ex-boss, Bill, who tried to have her assassinated. This attempted assassination put “Black Mamba” into a four yearlong coma, she now seeks revenge on all that have betrayed her. First she takes on the death squad members one-by-one, and then she seeks only to kill Bill.

One of the final aspects of the movie touched on by both authors is the time sequencing during the movie. While Travers finds the time sequencing complementary to the movie, Medved says he gets lost and confused. Travers believes that the layout of the film is very creative and hails Tarantino for his efforts. But Medved believes that Tarantino was only trying to copy this aspect from his previous film Pulp Fiction, which Tarantino

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