Catcher and Pulp Fiction

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> 
> just don't strike down upon me with great vengeance and furious anger,
> kay?
> 
> -- 
> :helena

It's very funny that you quote that line because that bible passage is
also used in 'Pulp Fiction' and I was thinking that the discussion of who
the Catcher is in CITR reminds me of the monologue that Samuel L. Jackson
does in 'Pulp Fiction' where he tries to decide whether he's the weak, the
shepard, or the tyranny of evil men.

Peggy

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