<P> The film then returns to where Vol. 1 left off . After killing O - Ren Ishii and Vernita Green, Kiddo goes after Budd (Michael Madsen), Bill's brother . Laying in wait underneath Budd's trailer, she charges in the front door only to be shot in the chest by Budd with a shotgun loaded with rock salt . He sedates her and calls Elle Driver, Kiddo's arch - rival within the Vipers, to bargain a price for Kiddo's Hanzo sword . Budd and an accomplice then take her to a graveyard and bury her alive . During her imprisonment, she recalls her rigorous training sessions under the tutelage of the martial arts master, Pai Mei . Using one of the many techniques she learned from him, Kiddo breaks open the casket and goes back to Budd's trailer just as Driver arrives to claim the Hanzo sword . Driver hides a black mamba in the suitcase of money she brought, killing Budd . Kiddo gets the drop on Driver and engages her in a vicious battle . With Kiddo's sword, Driver seems to gain the advantage, but Kiddo sees Budd's own Hanzo sword and readies herself . During the fight, Driver taunts Kiddo by telling her that she killed Pai Mei . Enraged, Kiddo tears out Driver's other eye, leaving her completely blind, and leaves her inside the trailer with the angry black mamba still inside . Kiddo then pursues her final target, Bill . </P> <P> When she finds him, from information provided by Esteban Vihaio (Michael Parks), she discovers that their daughter, B.B. (Perla Haney - Jardine), whom she presumed had died in utero, is alive and well . They spend the evening together as a family until B.B. goes to bed, and then Bill and Kiddo talk . Bill shoots Kiddo with a truth serum . While it takes effect, Bill explains--using Superman as an analogy--that even if she had gotten married and lived a normal life, she would never be able to change her true nature . Beatrix admits that she left because she wanted their daughter to have a chance at a normal life, but that she knows deep down that she will never have a normal life herself . </P> <P> At the end of their conversation, a brief fight ensues where Kiddo fatally strikes Bill using the "Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique ." As Bill dies, the two forgive each other and make their peace . He then walks five steps and falls to the ground, dead . Kiddo then disappears with B.B. in the middle of the night . The final scene shows Kiddo and B.B. driving off into the sunset to begin a new life . </P> <P> Beatrix Kiddo was well received by audiences . Empire Magazine ranked the character 66th out of 100 in its list of The 100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time . Entertainment Weekly also named The Bride as 99th on its 2010 list of the 100 Greatest Characters of the Last 20 Years . </P>

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