No Time to Die

As a child, Madeleine Swann witnesses the brutal murder of her mother by the terrorist Lyutsifer Safin, who is seeking revenge against her father, Mr. White. This traumatic event deeply impacts her life and shapes her future.

In a desperate act of self-defense, young Madeleine shoots at Safin, but he survives the attack. Following this, she escapes onto a frozen lake, where she unexpectedly falls through the ice.

While sinking into the icy waters, Madeleine is unexpectedly rescued by Safin, creating a complicated and chilling connection between them. This encounter leaves a lasting imprint on both of their lives.

Fast forward to the present, Bond and Madeleine meet in Matera while Bond is on a mission. However, their moment is cut short when the pair is ambushed by Spectre assassins, revealing the danger that surrounds them.

After narrowly escaping from the Spectre ambush, Bond becomes increasingly suspicious of Madeleine, believing she may have betrayed him. This suspicion leads him to break off their relationship by sending her away on a train.

Five years later, Spectre agents abduct MI6 scientist Valdo Obruchev, who is coerced into stealing a vial containing dangerous research linked to Project Heracles. This dire situation is part of a larger sinister plot.

After learning about Obruchev's predicament from his successor, MI6 agent Nomi, Bond is drawn back into action. Realizing the potential catastrophe posed by the bio-weapon being developed, he agrees to assist in finding Obruchev.

In Cuba, Bond teams up with CIA agent Paloma to infiltrate a Spectre gathering where they suspect Obruchev is being held. Their mission becomes increasingly dangerous as they navigate through a web of lies and deception.

During the infiltration, Bond discovers that Logan Ash, a CIA agent he trusted, is actually a double agent working for Safin. This revelation leads to a dramatic confrontation, culminating in the tragic death of Felix Leiter.

Upon returning to MI6, Bond confronts Blofeld, who reveals that he has framed Madeleine for his own purposes. In an act of rage, Bond accidentally infects himself with nanobots while in Blofeld's presence.

Bond tracks down Madeleine to her childhood home in Norway, where he learns about their daughter, Mathilde. This revelation forces Bond to reassess his priorities as he grapples with the implications of fatherhood.

In a desperate attempt to rescue Madeleine and Mathilde from Safin, Bond and Nomi infiltrate his heavily fortified aerospace facility. Tension mounts as they face numerous obstacles in their mission to stop Safin's deadly plans.

Bond finds himself in a dire situation where he must surrender to Safin to protect Mathilde. However, seizing an unexpected opportunity, he fights back against Safin's forces in a climactic battle.

As the island is set to be destroyed, Bond shares a heartfelt final conversation with Madeleine, affirming his love and acknowledging Mathilde's lineage. This moment serves as a poignant farewell.

With missiles striking the fortress and Bond's courageous stand reaching its tragic conclusion, his legacy profoundly impacts those he leaves behind. Moments later, M, Moneypenny, Q, and Tanner gather to toast Bond’s memory.