Maybe Cavanaugh is a critic who has written about 'Pulp Fiction'. Critics often analyze the movie from various aspects such as its narrative structure, the use of violence, the dialogues, and how it has influenced the film industry. If this is the case, Cavanaugh might have offered some unique insights into 'Pulp Fiction' that set his analysis apart from others.
Jenna is likely the main character in the story. She could be a young girl, a teenager, or even an adult. Since the story is named after her and the black cat, she's probably the one whose experiences are central to the plot.
I'm not sure specifically which 'Hank Cavanaugh' you're referring to. There could be many people with that name. Can you provide more context like what field he is in or what the general nature of the 'true story' might be?
I'm not familiar with the founder story of Jane Cavanaugh Games. It could be that this is a relatively niche or new gaming company. You might want to look for interviews with the founders or company - issued press releases for more details.
Perhaps Cavanaugh was involved in the marketing or promotion of 'Pulp Fiction'. This could include coming up with creative advertising ideas, arranging premieres, or helping to build hype around the movie. But as of now, there's no evidence to support this, and it's just one of the many possibilities given the lack of information about who Cavanaugh is in relation to the movie.
As we don't have much information about this specific story, Jenna could be a protagonist who is a slave. She might be a symbol of the resilience of slaves in the face of the cruel institution of slavery.
One common theme is mystery. Since Toby has his own secrets in the original story, fanfictions often play on this. The reader might be trying to uncover Toby's secrets while falling in love with him.