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#Reservoir dogs mister pink code#

Rated M for Manly: "Shit, you shoot me in a dream and you better wake up and apologize" and other general badassery.

Protagonist-Centered Morality: His attitude towards Mr.He'll gun down cops without remorse but Blonde needlessly killing civilians disgusts him. He also takes pride in being a "professional" criminal. Noble Demon: He has a highly developed sense of personal honor, to the point where he'll turn a gun on his own employers to protect his partner.Demonstrated most plainly in a deleted scene where it's mentioned that one time he worked on a job with someone and found out he was a cop, he shot up a surprise birthday party for the cop and killed three people, including the cop, and wounded six others. Blonde killed random innocent civilians, yet kills cops without remorse and claims he will gladly shoot or harm anyone who gets in his way during an escape. Moral Myopia: He's sickened by the fact that Mr.

Meaningful Name: His color certainly fits his sense of honor and moral code.The McCoy: Follows his heart instead of his head.Just Friends: In his flashback prior to the job White explains that 'pushing the woman-man-thing' led to splitting from a female robbery partner, which happened amicably.Honor Before Reason: It may be a twisted sort of honor, but hoo boy.Hair-Trigger Temper/ Hot-Blooded: It's easy to get him angry.Guns Akimbo: He uses a pair of pistols to shoot some policemen through the windshield of their cruiser.Four-Temperament Ensemble: Sanguine - the good-natured, charismatic veteran who sticks up for the rookie and remains optimistic when everything goes to hell.White was the one who refused to tip the waitress. Even Evil Has Standards: He doesn't kill civilians.He's also no-nonsense, cracking that all he has from the previous Seinfeldian Conversation is "Madonna's big dick coming out of my left ear," and he's the most likely to stand up to Joe he grabs Joe's notebook away and refuses to give it back. Pink's stinginess and passionately explains why waitresses need tips, showing that he's good-natured, a bit of a hot-head who'll go to bat for others, and sympathetic. Establishing Character Moment: He gets angry at Mr.Joe only gets involved in the action right at the end.

Dragon-in-Chief: Joe's second in command and field team leader.

Considering the fact that he just killed his closest friends and will very soon die himself all for a person he thought he could trust more than anything, it's pretty justified.

Despair Event Horizon: Clearly crosses it after Orange reveals himself as the rat, degenerating into heavy sobbing and ultimately killing both himself and Orange.

By the climax, he's back to being in the spotlight alongside Orange.

Decoy Protagonist: He's clearly the main character for the first part of the film, but drops out of the picture for a while after Mr.

White: You shoot me in a dream, you better wake up and apologize. Blonde half-jokingly threatens to shoot him during breakfast, he responds with a sick burn that the others acknowledge.

Cop Killer: He guns down two police officers in their squad car.

Cool Old Guy: Downplayed, he's middle aged.

This is what kills him, since not only does he override No Honor Among Thieves and give him his real name, but he is willing to defend him when correctly accused of being a rat.

Berserk Button: He gets defensive every time someone questions Orange's loyalty or shows a lack of concern over his well-being.

Badass in a Nice Suit: He almost always wears a suit, and wins a fight with Mr.

Orange when the latter reveals his true identity as an undercover cop and ( possibly) shoots him in cold blood.

Asshole Victim: Despite being the most likeable of the lot, hates cops to the point that that he immediately turns on his protegé Mr.

Orange found out the hard way, just because he's a nice guy doesn't mean he won't kill you.

Anti-Villain: He is the most polite of the robbers, tips waitresses, and has a distaste for killing innocent people, but as Mr.

Blonde's behavior, but he's also a cold-blooded murderer who slaughters several cops and has no qualms with brutalizing people up for their money. Orange, and expresses moral disgust at Mr.

Affably Evil: He's the most likable of the thieves, sticks his neck out for Mr.

#Reservoir dogs mister pink code#

He is good-natured and persuasive, and believes in a code of honor among criminals. A veteran gangster and a long-time friend of Joe Cabot, he is one of the six men assembled by the latter for the jewel heist.