Once the man-child was expelled (a Garden of Eden motif) by lawyers and thrust into the outer world (to experience both extremes - the inner city and the world of the wealthy, powerful, and elite, and a woman named Eve!), he maintained his primal, archetypal, semi-enlightened innocence and restrained detachment.However, the primitive, giant ape must also struggle against he forces of urban civilization and technology when it is exploited for profit and returned for display in New York City during a time of economic oppression.Advertising posters for the film read:"Dirty Harry and the homicidal maniac.Harry""s the one with the badge.""You don""t assign him to murder cases.You just turn him loose.""Detective Harry Callahan.He doesn""t break murder cases.He smashes them."Eastwood followed up with four other fast-paced, commercially-successful, but formulaic ""Dirty Harry"" cop-thriller sequels:Magnum Force (1973)(d.It had little background or historical development of characters, a lack of typical heroes, uneven pacing, jump cuts and flash-forward transitions between scenes, an improvisational style and mood of acting and dialogue, background rock ""n"" roll music to complement the narrative, and the equation of motorbikes with freedom on the road rather than with delinquent behaviors.The gambler had since disappeared and Floyd knew about he disappearance." She had hired the treacherous man to protect her ("only that sort could have helped me"), but he presumably betrayed her.