Officer Bud White visits Lynn Bracken, a high-end call girl, to investigate a murder. The two engage in a tense, cynical, yet flirtatious power struggle that reveals their shared disillusionment with the world.
LYNN: You're the first man in five years who didn't tell me I look like Veronica Lake inside of a minute.
BUD: You look better than Veronica Lake. Pierce Patchett.
LYNN: He takes a cut of our earnings and invests it for us. He makes us quit the life at thirty. He doesn't let us use narcotics and he
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