Vernita, as well as the other members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, Codename Copperhead stood above Beatrix's living body, moments before Bill re-entered the chapel and shot her.Įventually, Vernita left her career as an assassin, and went on to marry a doctor named Lawrence Bell, under the alias of Jeannie Bell. Vernita took part in the Massacre at Two Pines, killing all those who attended Beatrix Kiddo and her fiancé's wedding rehearsal. That said, Maria may have her hands full if she has to hear Ladybug share this new attitude throughout whatever his next job is - especially since Ladybug's survival leaves an opening for a sequel.Vernita Green was a member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad and was involved with the Massacre at Two Pines thus causing herself to be named on the Death List Five by Beatrix Kiddo.
While Ladybug might have previously chalked the incident up to his bad luck, now he wonders if it could actually be a good thing.
Ultimately, it was a pretty positive result for Ladybug, even if the situation wasn't exactly ideal.Īs Ladybug explains his new fate-based philosophy, a pole falls over, crushing Maria's car. While the Wolf's violent attack on him was unexpected, Ladybug ultimately wasn't hurt badly and even managed to inadvertently take out the Wolf before things could spiral too out of control. For example, consider when he wasn't able to exit the train earlier in the film as planned because the Wolf was coming in the same door he was trying to go out. Ladybug's change of heart makes sense and viewers may even feel it's a long time coming, especially since throughout the movie many of the things he's deemed bad luck could actually be seen as good if looked at from another perspective. However, since Lemon has made it clear that the kids' series "Thomas & Friends," which revolves around the anthropomorphized train Thomas the Tank Engine, is his personal guide to life, the opportunity to drive a train has to be a thrill for him. Of course, he's a bit late figuring out how to get the train going. While Kyoto is the train's final stop, the track continues, and Lemon's goal is to get them away from the White Death and his goons. The pair begins a brutal brawl just as Lemon figures out how to get the train moving again.
In other circumstances, they might have been part of a great support system for one another, but neither character has any plans to hug it out now. While this adds "Bullet Train" to the long list of pop culture works that use the tired trope of killing a woman to move the story forward, it also means these two old enemies have a lot in common. The irony now is that even though the two men hold deep grudges against one another, both are motivated by the demise of their spouses. However, earlier in the movie, in anticipation of this exact moment, Prince rigs her gun to backfire, killing whoever pulls the trigger. The White Death is known for killing anyone who crosses him with the weapon they threatened him with, and Prince expects that's exactly what he'll do to her. While most people would seek therapy to cope with the rejection, Prince has gone another way, and even as she waves a gun in her father's face, she's still pursuing her endgame. Prince's grievance seems to be that the White Death never paid attention to her because she's a girl. Yes, Prince has threatened Kimura's young son's life twice, manipulated, killed, and rigged a suitcase with explosives because she's a sociopath with Daddy issues. When the White Death enters the train, he's confronted by Prince, and she makes it clear that the reason she's so determined to take him out is that he's her father. Lemon moves to the front of the train to see if he can take control of it, the Elder waits to confront the White Death after years of planning his revenge against the crime boss for murdering his wife, and, despite his terrible luck, Ladybug decides to put himself first in the line of fire as they reach the end of the line.Īt this point, the White Death is distracted by another issue - Prince, whose every move has been about assassinating the crime lord. Of course, against the White Death's mass of goons, there's not all that much of a stand they can make, but they're determined to try. Nonetheless, the train contains an excessive number of bodies, including the Hornet, the Wolf, and Tangerine, not to mention the White Death's mysteriously murdered son (Logan Lerman).Īs they approach Kyoto station, the quartet of men forms an uneasy alliance in the hopes that they don't become the White Death's next victims. Surprisingly Lemon, who was also believed to have been murdered by Prince, is still ticking too. As Prince storms off, the Elder joins Ladybug to discover that Kimura is indeed alive. Somehow the Elder is aware of what's been happening there, so when Prince, the first person he meets in the now largely empty train, informs him his son has perished, he tells her she's mistaken.
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