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conversations.value: a plot for a book about Nikki, Doyle, Zipper entitled Kiss or Kill
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conversations.value: Kiss or Kill (film): A woman off camera explains how she has difficulty trusting people, especially men, because of things she saw when she was young.\nThis comment introduces a prologue in which a little girl watches helplessly as a man, presumably her father, appears at the door, douses her mother with petrol and sets her alight.\nThe young girl, now a woman in her twenties, is Nikki Davies (Frances O'Connor).\nNikki and her boyfriend, Al Fletcher (Matt Day), are small-time criminals who target married businessmen.\nNikki picks up a charmless patent attorney in a bar and accompanies him back to his room where she slips something in his drink.\nThe man passes out, Nikki lets Al into the room and they begin casing it for valuables.\nThen things start to go wrong.\nAl discovers their mark is not merely unconscious but dead.\nThey flee the scene but back at their place the situation gets more complicated.\nA video in the patent attorney's briefcase features a famous ex-footballer, Zipper Doyle, engaged in pedophilia.\nEnraged, Nikki leaves an abusive message on the answering machine at Doyle's gym.\nMeanwhile, Al fast-forwards to the next scene in the video.\nDoyle is with a woman who looks disconcertingly similar to Nikki.\nAt the break of day, the lovers depart Adelaide, setting out across the Nullabor Plain for Perth.\nSoon they are being pursued by Doyle - who wants his tape back - as well as the police.\nThat night they stop at a motel in the middle of nowhere, run by a lonely eccentric by the name of Stan (Max Cullen).\nStan's attempts at hospitality backfire when Nikki's shirt catches alight over a dinner of fondue.\nThis incident and a sleepwalking episode later that night not only underscore the lovers' precarious situation but also serve as reminders of Nikki's horrible past.\nAt a truck stop the next morning, Nikki overhears that Stan has been murdered.\nShe demands to see Al's wallet and finds it stuffed full of cash.\nAl insists he only robbed Stan.\nBack on the road, the couple become aware that they are being followed.\nAl realises it's Zipper Doyle and veers off-road.\nDoyle fires at them and chases after in pursuit.\nFortunately for Nikki and Al, Doyles' Jaguar can't manage the territory their 4WD can.\nPulling over to get their bearings, they make a bizarre discovery.\nAdler Jones (Barry Otto) has been hiding in the boot.\nWhile Al is on the verge of attacking Adler, Nikki is persuaded by Adler's offer of help.\nAdler suggests the couple stay at his place nearby (amusingly located in a former nuclear testing site).\nWhen they arrive and meet Adler's wife Bel (Jennifer Cluff), Al acknowledges the apparent wisdom of Nikki's instinct to trust Adler.\nThe next morning Nikki discovers Adler and Bel dead in their beds, their throats cut.\nAl appears and knocks Nikki out.\nEvidently he has decided Nikki must be committing the murders - only semi-consciously in her sleep - and ties her up at a safe-house.\nIt is here that the police finally catch up with the couple.\nHowever, after a night in a cell a strange lawyer turns up and organises bail.\nHe drives the bemused lovers to a motel where he instructs them to wait.\nSuddenly Zipper Doyle appears and forces them at gun-point to get into his car.\nBy now the police have discovered Doyle's participation in a pedophilia ring and are pursuing him as well as Nikki & Al.\nWhen Doyle sees a road-block he begins issuing commands to Nikki who is in the driver's seat.\nNikki ignores him and drives straight into the road-block.\nDoyle is killed in the crash, the lovers are only wounded.\nIn a concluding voice-over Nikki explains who was responsible for the murders on the road and how they got off for the death of the patent-attorney (always wipe your prints and only target pedophiles).