If she wasn't being blackmailed yet, she could have refused because she didn't want to give Le Chiffre/terrorists any more money, but it'd be more likely that she'd risk 5 million dollars to have a chance at bankrupting Le Chiffre (plus she saw that Bond was really good at reading people - like Le Chiffre's bluffing tell - so Bond would have a good chance to win the 2nd attempt). One reason is because she refused to give him the 5 million dollars to get back into the poker games. I could be wrong, but I believe that it was before her meeting with Bond on the train. When did Vesper Lynd get blackmailed? Before meeting with Bond on the train or at the torture scene or perhaps at a different part of the movie? Oh, and I know the book and film aren't exactly the same, but since the film is based of the book, I'm sure some of the film stuff can be explained from the book.ġ. I'm going off the top of my head of what I saw on the forum and don't remember where or who posted the information) and hopefully many of you will be able to figure the answers out or at least help since a lot of posters here seem to not just have read the book, but also know a lot of background on bond books and movies. So I thought I'd post the questions I have (as well as what information I have gathered about it - sorry about not giving credit to the posters who helped with the information.

I have so many unanswered questions that I tried to find the answers to here on the forums and the internet, but most still remain unanswered. In fact, I don't know why I'm so into this movie (and Vesper), but it's all I can think about and I can't wait 2 years for the next movie.

She seemed like a really interesting character and was a mystery to me throughout the whole movie as much as she was for Bond (I guess that's because the movie is suppose to be from Bond's point of view?).Įver since seeing the movie (especially the drowning scene), it really bugged me that I didn't know what was really going on inside Vesper's head. It felt like the any other action-packed 007 movie except with a differentĪnd cleverly designed action scenes up until the point where I saw the scene with Vesper and JB on the train.

The one thing, though, that made the movie so much more interesting was Vesper's character. So I went to see it and it turned out to be really amazing. I had heard that it was a great movie from pretty much everyone that spoke about it. First off, I have never read to the book, so when I went to see the movie, I wasn't sure what to expect.

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