Lights Out

Lights Out ends with Duff, having fought his way through the corrupt underground fight scene and faced off against a police officer, taking a stand against the pervasive corruption that had infiltrated their world. After a brutal confrontation involving armed conflict and the death of several key figures, including Sage and Ellen, Duff manages to escape with Max’s help. He kills Ellen, a corrupt cop involved in illegal activities, and witnesses her attempt to cover her tracks by calling in more police to spin her story as a reputable officer. The chaos of the shootout exposes the brutal reality of police involvement in crime and corruption, but it also leaves behind a trail of violence and loss. Duff’s actions serve as a personal stand for justice; by killing Ellen, he not only fights back against her betrayal but also tries to put an end to the dirty game of corruption she represented.

At the story’s conclusion, Duff expresses gratitude to Rachel, promising to keep her and her family safe, and writing her a heartfelt letter. He plans to stay close by, offering protection and justice within his means, driven by a sense of duty rooted in his military past. His vow to watch out for good people and root out corruption reflects his ongoing commitment to uphold the moral principles he fought for during his service. The ending suggests that Duff’s fight for justice is far from over, but he now aims to make a difference not just as a soldier, but as someone who stands against a corrupt system, ready to protect those in need and seek out moral clarity in the chaos.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:02