The question for Constance is: friendship is more important or family affection is more important. She chose family affection and advocated that mothers love their children more than personal friendships.
Since she is the main character of the film, this is also a value orientation. Her choice is placed at the end, but also the climax, which expresses the film's punishment for the stripper's drug treatment.
But the existence of the profession of striptease is morally controversial, in Marx's terminology it is an alienated profession. Here I may save others by myself. I am very mindful of physical contact with people, especially strangers. What striptease girls do is to arouse the desires of the guests with their bodies and make contact with the guests. It is too sad to give up one's own space to please others for wages. This makes me think: the guests must not be Qingliu, they are indulging themselves.
So from this point of view, I think the drugged man has no position to blame the stripper with a moral standpoint. They should be responsible for their lack of integrity, even if they are deceived. Confucius has a saying that it is other people's fault that others lie to you to trap you, but it is your fault that you jump yourself. This group of men whose cards were stolen from drugs is an example.
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