Surrender

Armed thieves crash a charity ball and force guests to strip. Sean is bound nude to Daisy Morgan, a commercial artist, in a moment that is equal parts humiliating and oddly intimate. The shared danger sparks an immediate, unlikely attraction between them.

With the help of his lawyer Jay Bass, Sean pretends to be penniless and unaccomplished to see if Daisy will love him for who he is. Daisy remains unaware of the ruse as their relationship develops and deepens under the disguise.

Daisy is in a difficult relationship with Marty, a whiny, unstable lawyer afraid to commit. She also has a wealthy boyfriend in Sean, which complicates her decisions and fuels Sean's confidence in his deception.

Sean resolves to tell Daisy his real identity, hoping honesty will win her over. On the day he plans to disclose, Marty persuades Daisy to move in with him, leaving Sean heartbroken and uncertain about the plan.

A newspaper clipping reveals Sean's true identity and success, prompting Daisy to demand an explanation. She initially tells him she realizes he is the man she loves, but she secretly lies about when she decided, planting seeds of doubt.

Daisy and Sean elope to Lake Tahoe to be married, signaling a shift toward genuine commitment. Along the way, Sean pushes for a prenuptial agreement, which unsettles Daisy and tests the romance.

In Nevada, Daisy signs a prenuptial agreement after Sean's insistence, trying to balance romance with financial protection. The legal hedge threatens to overshadow their budding love.

During the trip, Daisy gambles alone in a Nevada casino and miraculously wins two million dollars. The windfall complicates the couple's dynamic, adding new leverage and tension to their relationship.

Sean returns to declare he has had a change of heart and wants no prenup. Daisy questions exactly when he decided this, while Marty arrives and begs her to return to him, injecting old loyalties into the new situation.

Sean concedes Daisy's choice and tells her, 'You can have her,' stepping back as they head toward Los Angeles. The moment marks a cooling of his disruptive plan as real feelings begin to surface.

Back in Los Angeles, Daisy rejects a marriage proposal from Marty and uses part of her casino winnings to pay him off. This act signals her determination to define her own future rather than play along with old patterns.

A disturbed Sean spots a prostitute who robbed him and brings her to his home to enact a final act of revenge on women. He turns out to be a transvestite, a reveal that unsettles the scene and unsettles Daisy further.

Daisy bursts into Sean's home and declares she wants to marry him again, tossing her remaining casino winnings at him in a bold gesture. The moment reignites their emotional pull, though the outcome remains unresolved.

The prostitute notices Sean's pile of cash and, instead of exploiting the moment, says she’ll only take cab fare. The gesture adds a strange mercy to the chaotic aftermath and leaves the final fate of Sean and Daisy open to interpretation.