Wolfs

In the end, the film reveals that Margaret’s Man and Pam’s Man were both working for the same shady employer, who orchestrated the entire chaos to wipe out the Albanian drug gang and take control of the city’s illegal trade. Throughout the story, it becomes clear that these two fixers were not accidental partners but part of a larger conspiracy. They were sent to the hotel to set a trap for Margaret, with the plan being to film her doing something compromising and use that evidence to manipulate her. However, things spiraled out of control when a drug shipment was stolen, leading to a violent attack on the Albanian gang and a series of escalating events aimed at consolidating power.

As the story unfolds, Margaret’s Man begins to link the various events, suspecting that the whole operation was rigged—especially when he notices the drug shipment’s tracker and notices how they were all set up. The final twist reveals that the ambush where the fixers are attacked was actually part of the employer’s plan to eliminate them after they fulfilled their role, or perhaps because they had become too unpredictable. When Margaret’s Man protests against shooting the Kid, his loyalty and growing moral conflict come into focus, and the duo’s emotional bond is hinted at.

Despite the deadly shootout, there’s a possibility that Margaret’s Man and Pam’s Man survive, as they decide not to kill each other in the chaos and instead choose to escape. The ending suggests they might live to fight another day, but their future remains uncertain. The film leaves viewers with the idea that the true puppet master behind all the chaos is still at large—possibly even connected to the Kid’s family or other unseen influences—and that the game of power and deception in this dark world is far from over. Ultimately, the ending underscores the dangerous, murky world of covert dealings where loyalty is fragile, and survival is uncertain.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:02