Anonymous In that moment, the tycoon didn't call for help. He calculated. If the police found him there, the scandal would kill the merger. The merger would fail, the fraud would surface, and his family would be destitute. He walked away from the flames, leaving the woman he loved to burn so his legacy could live.
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The film shifts gears in its second half, becoming a cat-and-mouse game between Miller and Detective Michael Bryer, played with blue-collar grit by Tim Roth. This dynamic serves as a critique of the American justice system. Bryer knows Miller is guilty of the accident, just as the auditor knows Miller is guilty of fraud. However, Arbitrage posits that "knowing" and "proving" are two different worlds.
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