Before leaving, Dalton leaves a diamond in Frazier’s pocket as a clue. Frazier realizes who Dalton is and tracks him down. However, Dalton points out that technically, he hasn't stolen anything—because the diamonds legally belonged to the victims of the Nazis, not Arthur Case. He also reveals that he left the evidence to destroy Arthur Case's reputation.
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: Written by Russell Gewirtz, the film is a "perfect circle" heist. Unlike typical action movies, it relies on intellectual misdirection. The "how" and "why" of the robbery are only revealed in the final moments, making it highly rewatchable. Spike Lee’s Direction
