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As tensions peak, the characters engage in a duel fraught with moral ambiguity. Blondie, with his quick thinking, ultimately eliminates Angel Eyes, revealing the layers of deception that have unfolded. The final twist occurs when he does not kill Toko but instead allows his former partner to share in the spoils of their labor—demonstrating that trust remains a fickle commodity in their world.
Bringing themes of betrayal, avarice, and unintended camaraderie into sharp focus, the film concludes with Blondie leaving Toko behind after securing the gold for himself. Toko's surprise at Blondie’s cunning mirrors the overarching moral: if you're going to dig a grave, make sure your shovel is sharper than your betrayal plan.