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In the aftermath, Jackal, barely escaping a deadly fate himself, finds solace in the recognition of his duality—both the family man he desires to be and the killer he has unequivocally become. The moral of the story resonates as an eerie reminder that behind aliases and disguises lies a haunting truth: the nature of betrayal can often lead to unexpected consequences for both hunter and hunted.
As Jackal prepares for his next mission, the story serves as a poignant reflection on identity, familial bonds, and the irrevocable choices that shape lives—the lesson unmistakably echoing the dangers of trusting anyone involved in a web of lies.