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In the movie  Pulp Fiction  by Quentin Tarantino, Harvey Keitel plays the role of “The Wolf,” a man who “solves problems.” He is brought in at a late point where the two protagonists, Vincent and Jules, find themselves in a truly messy situation, having by accident killed an associate in their car by shooting him in the head.

The Wolf: Ingarden to the narratological rescue. A few remarks on a messy situation within the theory of fiction