Nicholas found that "L.A. Confidential" does not seem to have any suspense and thriller effect, just a process of solving the case, but the huge clues are intertwined like spider webs, completely integrating good and evil, darkness and light, forming a gray area that is neither black nor white.

Immediately afterward, Ed tries to find the truth in the archives, but unfortunately the files taken by Jack are gone, and he can only see clues, deducing that Buzz and Stance have been reporting to Dudley all along, and the three of them have been working together with Pierce for a long time. And behind the night owl murder is obviously Dudley!

At the same time, Dudley realizes that keeping Ed behind is always a hidden danger - what Jack knows Ed will know sooner or later, so he begins to use Bud, who has only brute force and no brain. He first beat up Sid, a reporter for "Shhhhh The picture of love, in fact, all this is just a scene performed by Dudley and Sid, and Bud really hits the plan. After confirming that Bard had been deceived, Dudley killed Sid directly.

Angry and furious, Bard went straight to Lynn, and in a fit of rage, he slapped Lynn twice, and then he looked at himself and then at Lynn in panic, and couldn't believe that he had made the same mistake as his father. In desperation, Bud directly found Ed, who was checking the information in the archives, and did not listen to Ed's explanation at all, and beat Ed angrily.

Ed was almost beaten into a trance, Nicholas couldn't help frowning, he could even clearly feel Hugo's pain when filming this scene, looking at Ed huddled in the corner shivering, Nicholas couldn't help but start to sympathize with Ed - he was never an iron fist man, he was doing his best to use his power to do justice, maybe he was never likable, but he was the only one who persevered until now.

Fortunately, at the last moment, Bud calmed down, and Ed said everything in time, so that Bud completely woke up, and the two of them connected all the clues together, and the murderers of the night owl coffee house were not those black people at all, the two police officers who first appeared in the garage of the suspect's house. They've always been Dudley's men, and they've planted the weapons of crime.

Later, during a brief exchange between Bard and Eddard, Ed speculated that after Mitch Cohan's organization was dismantled, Dudley wanted to take his place and control the drug trade throughout the city. Stance wanted to swallow twenty-five pounds of sea because he was carrying Dudley. Lowe. Because - the focus of his dispute with Buzz - he was killed.

Apparently there is more to this conspiracy, and the case that Jack has been looking into is inextricably linked, and in the end, Ed convinces Bud to go with him to deal with Dudley.

Ed and Bud find prosecutor Rauter, Ed is in charge of talking, and Bud is in charge of violence, after Raute refuses Ed's negotiation terms, Bud beats Raute hard, and finally at the moment of life, Raute confides in the truth, Dudley and Pierce plan to take over Mitch Cohan's handicap, they try to convince Raute to join the gang, Matt overhears the plan, so he is killed.

"Papapapa", when he saw the prosecutor Lauter hanging out of the window and forced to tell the truth, there were scattered applause at the scene, which made everyone laugh. Although everyone knows that it is against the law to extort confessions by torture, at this moment, seeing the prosecutor who represents justice and fairness being beaten up by Bard is actually a feeling of great joy, which makes people can't help but be happy.

The two then go to the villa to look for Pierce, only to find that Dudley has already killed him first, and even left a suicide confession, taking all the charges on himself. Both of them realized Lynn's danger at the same time, so they hurried over. Ed entrusts the Hollywood West Sheriff with protecting Lynn.

Ed and Lynn meet again, and both of them have scarred faces, and the scene is a bit comical. Ed tries to ask Lynn for more clues, but alas, Lynn doesn't know anything. Ed looked at the fragile Lynn in front of him, couldn't bear it, and took the initiative to say good things for Bud, and Lynn nodded in understanding. It's a pity that the struggle and pain in his eyes are not seen by Lynn.

Bud looks for Sid for more clues, but finds that Sid is dead in the office, and it looks like the people Sid offended before have come to take revenge, as a tabloid reporter, Sid has offended countless people. But Bard knew it was Dudley who had killed him.

Bud and Ed both came to the Victory Hotel, both of them thought that the other party had called them here, but once they confronted each other, they found out that this was a trap arranged by Dudley, and they had no time to escape, and the Victory Hotel was surrounded by Dudley's minions, and the two of them could only fight hard.

The two men entered the Victory Hotel with their weapons - this is the place where Dudley and Bud usually forced confessions from those ****, and Bud searched for a lot of weapons from the corner corner, which became their last resort.

Standing in the dark, the air was suffocatingly tense, Ed wore the gold-rimmed glasses, but his hair was messy, and his amber eyes looked a little dazed and depressed in the lenses, "I just want to catch up with my father." Ed muttered under his breath that he had strayed so far from track that he couldn't tell right from wrong.

"Here's your chance." Bud glanced up at Ed and replied in a low voice, which made Ed turn his head and Bud raised his chin, "He died in the line of duty, right?" ”

This sentence is in the tense atmosphere of the moment, with a little black humor. Ed couldn't help but chuckle, the hesitation and gloom in his eyes dissipated little by little in the sunshine of his smile; Bud also smiled, and Ed looked at each other and smiled, the two people who once wanted to tear each other apart have now become teammates fighting side by side, and they can only hand over their backs to each other, there is no way back.

Before he could catch his breath, Ed noticed a figure at the edge of the window, and immediately fired a shot with precision and precision—a shot that broke the silence and dreary of the night. The machine-gun fire on the periphery had smashed the entire hotel room into a sieve, leaving little room for breathing, and the shrapnel that ejected made Ed's eyes bloodied and looked extremely hideous—but with a little more affinity.

After a sweep, the door was kicked open, and a grenade was thrown in directly, Ed saw the grenade, and was stunned, raised his head and glanced at Bud, almost subconsciously picked up the grenade, and threw it into the bathroom with the door open, with a loud "boom", the whole room shook, and it was crumbling in the air wave of the explosion.

There was no pause, another machine-gun fire, and the sheer suppression of the fire left Bard and Ed lying in corners, prostrate on the ground, unable to move at all. The blinding firelight lit up the entire movie theater, and the hotel room that seemed to fall apart at any moment made every audience fearful, fearing that the next moment Bard and Ed would be directly annihilated in the flames, and there was no room for resistance.

Dudley, who was standing outside, saw the shattered hotel, raised his hand to signal everyone to stop the fire, and immediately sent two men to confirm the fate of Bud and Ed. The two of them cautiously entered the hotel room one after the other, but before they could fully enter the door of the room, there was a loud "bang", and the first person was hit in the chest, and the huge recoil made him fly out, hitting the person behind him, and the two people were thrown directly in place like sandbags.

In an instant, there was a brief silence at the scene, like a movie theater staring with bated breath, and the endless silence was slowly spreading. Originally, everyone thought that Bud and Ed were either dead or wounded, at least there was no room to fight back, but they didn't want them to not only start a counterattack, but also be so powerful.

In a matter of seconds, Bud and Ed fought back, with Ed standing by the window and Bud rolling in a carp at the door and starting to shoot their pistols at the bulging heads, leaving Dudley's side embarrassed.

However, Dudley reacted quickly, beckoning his men to shoot and cover while pressing en masse, so the two sides engaged in a close-range fire collision by the window. After a large number of casualties, both sides were temporarily put on standby, and Bud quickly changed the magazine of his shotgun, and Ed's glasses turned into spider webs, and he took out another pistol in his arms, and his eyes burst with ambition.

Bard decided to take the initiative, drilling directly under the foundation from a large hole in the ground, and then saw a pair of feet slowly surrounding the room, and started shooting directly. Ed also seized the opportunity, opened the window, and shot all those who were injured in the foot.

But in this short period of time, Dudley's men had already invaded the room, and one person accurately hit Ed's arm, and Ed shot the opponent in the extreme of pain, but was completely suppressed by the fire of the four people who walked into the room, and could only hide in the corner to change the magazine. At this point, Bard stood up again and shot three of them, while Ed eliminated the last of them in the gap.

The surroundings fell into silence, it seemed that all of Dudley's men had died, Bud relaxed a little, walked over to help Ed, but at this moment, Dudley appeared, Bud pushed Ed away at the critical moment, but was directly shot twice, unconscious.

Dudley slowly walked over to Ed, and from Eddard's mouth, he finally understood the meaning of "Rollo Tommasi" that made him reveal his identity, and he loaded the pistol, and pointed the muzzle at Ed again. At the last moment, Bud threw his arm at Dudley, who leaned against the wall with a wail, but also shot Budley.

When the police arrived, Dudley saw that Ed had not fired, so he proudly took out his badge and walked to the police car with his hands raised, because he knew that Ed was a smart man - a smart man who knew how to trade.

Remember at the very beginning of the movie, Dudley forced Ed to ask, "Would you rather shoot a naughty criminal in the back so that the lawyer wouldn't exonerate him?" Ed replied, "No." ”

But this time, looking at Dudley's back, Ed's bloodied face was full of determination, angular in the moonlight, and then, Eddard raised the shotgun in his hand and pulled the trigger.