Marmalade

In the end, Wolf and his gang are released from prison, having proven their capacity for change through good behavior. As they step out into the world again, they are met with hope for a new beginning. Diane, the reformed governor who was once the Crimson Paw, arrives in her car to pick them up, and together they drive toward a brighter future, leaving behind their criminal past. It’s implied that Wolf will no longer return to a life of crime, embracing a more genuine, honest existence. However, the story leaves a subtle possibility that he might relapse into his old ways someday, as the choice to be good is an ongoing struggle. The film also highlights that even those who seem outwardly intimidating or villainous can have good inside them, and change is possible when kindness and understanding are given a chance. The final scene shows the gang heading toward an uncertain but hopeful future, symbolizing redemption and the power of inner transformation. Meanwhile, the mid-credits scene hints that Wolf and his friends might continue to do good work together, suggesting that their journey toward goodness is only just beginning. This ending emphasizes that true change often comes from within and that everyone, no matter how portrayed by appearances, has the capacity for goodness.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:44