How does the author employ black comedy in describing Bucket's death?

In Chapter 10, the absurd nature of much of the underlying black comedy is emphasized with the death of Bucket, the Boss' henchman. After staking out a supermarket where Beauty buys supplies and then trailing her back to her own farm, Bucket commits to action and drives his car onto the Beauty's property. He hops out waving a gun and immediately demands Allan and the rest give back the stolen money.