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In the movie, Pulp Fiction, Mia Wallace and Vincent Vega have a talk about "uncomfortable silences" in the 50s themed restaurant. Fast forward past her(Mia) being revived after her heroin overdose, is
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In Pulp Fiction (1994) Mia mistakes Vince's heroin for cocaine because it was in a baggie not a balloon (heroin is usually stored in balloons because it's hard to differ good H
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In Tarantino's Pulp Fiction (1994), Mia ODs on Vincent's heroin stash after she mistakes it for cocaine because cocaine is given in a baggie and heroin is in a balloon. Lance warns
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