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- Mr. White telling Mr. Orange to take his hand.Mr. Orange: I can't believe she killed me, man!Mr. White: Gimme your hand.
- Orange to White:"I'm fucking scared, man... would you please hold me?"
- The whole White-Orange relationship lends humanity to what would otherwise be a bloodbath with a bunch of quotable dialogue, particularly when White combs Orange's hair. It's so clear from the tenderness of it that he wants to comfort him, and it's heartbreaking because that's all he can do.
- When Pink first shows up at the warehouse, it's nice to see that he also shows concern for the wounded Orange.
- The fact that despite all of the torture and pain he went through, Marvin never reveals that Mr. Orange is a cop.Mr. Orange: Listen to me, Marvin, I'm a c... listen to me, Marvin Nash, I'm a cop.Marvin: Yeah, I know.
- The tips scene, where Mr. Pink refuses to tip and everyone else unites against him and forces him to tip. Mr. Orange calls him out to everyone else, Mr. White calls him out on his callousness, and Joe Cabot makes him pay his share after calling him a "cheap bastard".
- While they're both evil, the relationship between Nice Guy Eddie and Vic Vega/Mr. Blonde is quite endearing. Their playful wrestling match and excitement to see each other after Vega's release is a nice soft moment among the chaos. We also see in that scene that Joe Cabot himself is quite close to Vega, and when Eddie suggests making Vega a member of the jewel heist crew, Joe doesn't hesitate to allow Vega to join.
