The second kill is always easier, but the first makes for a hell of a story.
Bond recounts to fallen MI6 officer Dryden his run-in with his second-in-command and the rough time he had finishing him off. The stark black and white depiction makes the act all the more horrifying and grimy, but it's Bond's second kill that's even more badass. Before Dryden can make his slimy quip, Bond puts one in his head, agreeing with his sentiment that practice makes perfect when taking out bad guys.
