In the movie, Rudy Baylor and Leo Fuchumen met for the first time, fully demonstrating what is meant by the “care” of industry veterans. I think in all walks of life, the most cautious of novices today are not those who face each other. The problem is that the over-care and positive denial of the industry veterans should make the novices extremely vigilant.
What Rudy Baylor shows throughout the movie is a man who wants to rely entirely on the law to defend his justice, but at the end of the film he killed Kelly’s husband and escaped the catastrophe to complete the lawsuit behind him. Winning these lawsuits is something the audience wants to see, but I think this is the finishing touch to the whole show that really provokes American law.
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