I like this movie very much, so take some reasonable guesses.
Bangbang probably didn't die in the end, but was picked up by a cart. Later, my younger brother also saw the exploded picture when he was flipping through his notebook. When she said goodbye to her brother, she fluctuated in mood, probably because she knew that her brother was in danger, but her brother decided to let her leave and solve it by himself.
The elder brother's final whole scam should have been to bring the younger brother and the heroine together and stop disturbing them, and DD may come to the door to destroy his younger brother's life at any time, and he cannot be by his side forever. So he took the initiative to contact DD, wanting to resolve the grievances between the two parties. But in the end things broke through his control. However, the younger brother finally lost DD's phone and shot, which is considered a breakthrough in his fear of DD. Because there are family members who want to protect more, we can only overcome cowardice.
The gang asks for money, and DD hates him. Maybe he didn't intentionally send him to death, but before the start, he was ready to use his life for his younger brother's peace.
In addition, in the first scam, when the heroine got off the police car, I suspected that the book could be sold to the private collection of the rich. The fat curator handed the check to the library in the name of the heroine. Because the police saw the book when the hostess fell from the pipe, she couldn't steal it, so she had to explain it clearly. When the police confronted the heroine, if the book was first revealed that the book had been sold, the heroine could take advantage of the trend to indicate that she was here to fetch the book. The plot on the ship in front shows that the fat curator is not very close to the two brothers, nor is he very trusting, so he may not tell the two brothers everything. When the hostess gave him a check, he said that the hostess laughed like sunshine, and fallen people need sunshine. At this time he felt compassionate.
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