Bond copes with the loss by renouncing her as a traitor - coldly telling his boss M that 'the job is done, and the bitch is dead' - and going back to work as if nothing happened. She leaves behind a note for Bond confessing her treason and professing her love for him.

She realizes that she will never be free of them and, the next day, she commits suicide by jumping in the river. They go on holiday both after Bond is discharged from the hospital, and are blissful together until Vesper sees a SMERSH agent that stalks them. Vesper meets Bond every day in the hospital, and Bond decides to quit the service to be with her. But as Le Chiffre attempts to castrate Bond, a SMERSH agent bursts in and kills him as punishment for losing their money. But unknown to Bond, she is really a sleeper agent working for SMERSH, albeit reluctantly SMERSH agents are holding her lover hostage, and she had agreed to betray her country in return for his life.Īfter Bond wins the tournament, Le Chiffre captures Vesper and Bond, torturing the latter. They dislike each other at first, but eventually fall in love.

Her job is making sure that Bond uses the government's money appropriately. In Ian Fleming's original novel, Vesper Lynd is a British Treasury agent accompanying James Bond on his mission to bankrupt Le Chiffre, the paymaster of a trade union by SMERSH, in a high stakes baccarat tournament at the casino in Royale-Les-Eaux.

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