He takes a swig from the glass of whiskey in his hand his eyes are blue blanks that reveal nothing even as they say it all. Bond doesn't know if Vesper died for him or if she died in the midst of betraying him, which is why her image, thrust in front of him, unbidden, stings. M has reminded him of the woman he loved and lost in the last Bond picture, the 2006 'Casino Royale' she shows him a picture of that woman - her name was Vesper Lynd, and she was played by Eva Green - with her good-for-nothing Euro-villain boyfriend. When we see him next, closed off in a chilly-looking stone chamber with Judi Dench's M and a few other agents, preparing to interrogate the prisoner he's just brought in, his street-fighter's mug is cut and battered, and even his eyes look spent. Daniel Craig's James Bond survives the opening scene of 'Quantum of Solace' - a car-chase sequence that's chopped up into so many jagged visual shards you could get hurt just by looking at it - but he doesn't emerge unscathed.

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