The wounded Lord Beltham is whisked away in an ambulance, accompanied by Juve, to the Hotel Dieu hospital. An arm holding a silencer-outfitted revolver appears in a hotel window across the street from the hospital, and Lord Beltham is shot on the operating table. In the film's closing sequence, Juve pays a visit to Lady Beltham. Gurn has the self-composure of a cocaine addict, as he agitatedly draws cigarettes from a metal carrying case and exchanges verbal insults with Juve. Quickly, the conflict between Gurn and Juve turns into a grand physical brawl.
Fists fly, shots ring out, furniture is tossed about, lamps come crashing to the floor.
Charles Rambert enters into the fray on the side of Juve and, with the subsequent assistance of the police, the representatives of the law subdue Gurn. Juve accompanies Gurn out of Lady Beltham's houses and into the back of a police car. During the ride, the villain bums a cigarette from the inspector. By fortunate coincidence, an open gas can sits on the backseat floor. Gurn tosses his lighted cigarette into the gas can and dives out the back door, as Juve's car explodes into flame.