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* [[spoiler: Jack's death]], in the movie, especially the betrayed, confused look in his eyes.
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* [[spoiler: Jack's death]], in the movie, especially the betrayed, confused look in his eyes. Luckily, he gets it together long enough to say [[spoiler:the name "Rollo Tomasi", which ends up incriminating and eventually burying his killer, [[TakingYouWithMe dying with a satisfied smirk on his face.]]]]
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* [[spoiler: Jack's death]], in the movie, especially the betrayed, confused look in his eyes.
** Before that, when Exley asks him why he became a cop, all he can do is say "I don't remember" with an utterly ''lost'' expression on his face.
** [[spoiler: Jack]] gets a lot of these, really. The [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone look on his face]] when he finds [[spoiler: Reynolds' body]] is one of a man who clearly blames himself for allowing it to happen. On the plus side, that's the moment he seems to say "screw it" and be a ''real'' detective.
* The scene where [[spoiler: a desperate Bud confronts Lynn, angry at her for sleeping with Exley. He slaps her twice, and is about to hit her again when he sees her cringing before him and is immediately remorseful, seeing in himself a reflection of his abusive father. He can't even face her after that.]]
** Before that, when Exley asks him why he became a cop, all he can do is say "I don't remember" with an utterly ''lost'' expression on his face.
** [[spoiler: Jack]] gets a lot of these, really. The [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone look on his face]] when he finds [[spoiler: Reynolds' body]] is one of a man who clearly blames himself for allowing it to happen. On the plus side, that's the moment he seems to say "screw it" and be a ''real'' detective.
* The scene where [[spoiler: a desperate Bud confronts Lynn, angry at her for sleeping with Exley. He slaps her twice, and is about to hit her again when he sees her cringing before him and is immediately remorseful, seeing in himself a reflection of his abusive father. He can't even face her after that.]]
