Kazim's Handgun

Personal sidearm used by Kazim in the Venice Central Library assault scene, where he knocks Marcus Brody unconscious with its butt before Nazi forces drag Brody away.

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Purpose

Firearm used to threaten and bludgeon targets unconscious

Significance

Kazim's strike escalates the Brotherhood's abduction of Brody, exploiting his Grail knowledge and forcing Indiana Jones into a personal rescue amid the library's violated sanctuary.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Library Ambush: Brody’s Brutal Abduction

Kazim’s gun is the instrument of violence in this event, serving as both a weapon and a tool of intimidation. It is raised with cold precision and brought down hard on Brody’s head, the impact knocking him unconscious. The gun’s butt is used to strike, emphasizing its dual functionality as both a firearm and a blunt instrument. After the strike, Kazim gestures with the gun to signal his men, reinforcing its role as a symbol of authority and control in this moment.

Before: Loaded and held ready by Kazim, symbolizing the Brotherhood’s willingness to use force.

After: Still in Kazim’s possession, now with Brody’s unconscious body as a tangible result of its use.

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