Gareth Evans

Elliot brutally interrogates Besmir to find the location of a missing driver and a high-value target. The stakes are life and death as Elliot uses his new affiliation with the Wallace crime family to intimidate and physically overpower his captive.

Elliot visits his aging father, Charlie, to drop off money for his care and check on his well-being. The scene reveals the tension of Elliot's dangerous double life as he tries to maintain a sense of normalcy through boxing rituals while grappling with his father's declining health and past.

In a clandestine basement workshop, Darren questions Evie about her illegal ammunition manufacturing business. The conversation shifts from technical logistics to personal trauma as Evie reveals the scar from a near-fatal gunshot wound that motivated her trade. The scene ends on a chilling note when Evie bluntly asks Darren about his own history with murder.

In a desperate attempt to escape through an underground tunnel, a wounded Kinney and his son Darren confront the deep-seated resentment and trauma between them. Darren threatens his father with a loaded gun, leading to a raw moment of reconciliation where Kinney offers his life in exchange for his son's safety.

Ed Dumani delivers a powerful and emotional eulogy at a funeral for his lifelong friend and business partner, Finn Wallace. He reflects on their shared history as outsiders in London and vows his loyalty to the surviving family members.