I explained the last scene from the perspective of Stockholm syndrome. My brother used his life as a bet to set the biggest trap. In the last scene, after the brother released the boxer, he asked the boxer on the snow: "Do you love her?" (note that the brother didn't hold the gun at this time), the boxer replied that I love, at this time, the brother's face was frozen for 3 seconds, the subtext It should be that my brother had already thought of using his life as a bet to ask his sister the same question. After all, he had been shot twice and his finger had fallen off. He was surrounded by the police again, and there was no way out. So when he raised his gun and aimed at the boxer, Just use your own life to force your sister the same question "Do you love boxers?" If you love, kill the brother who is about to kill your lover, kill the boxer if you don't love, and save your brother. (Of course, the director did not explain it here. It is my personal analysis. It would be better if there is a close-up of the gun without insurance.)
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