His efforts to separate good from evil - to save the good and punish he evil - ultimately fail in the metaphoric (and then real) world of Chinatown by the film""s climax.But then with her confidence strengthened about her love for Sheridan: ("I can make him happy, and he can make me happy"), she embraced her tearful assistant, and declared to her that she didn""t care if shewasa morning glory, speaking defiantly.When the medical personnel opened the door, the murder was still in progress, although only Dylan could "see" the invisible Freddy.Later westerns he directed includedThe Big Sky (1952),Rio Bravo (1959),El Dorado (1967), andRio Lobo (1970).He boasted: "It was my ingenuity that took an old world and made it into something new.I put up the fences to make it safe.I hired the soldiers and paid for their training.I kept the people off the streets by giving them games and vices which cost me money.But I spend it because the responsibility is mine...We have to do what we have to do." During preparations to leave, he emptied his bank vault of cash into two bags.Riley was tracking theDead Reckoning""sposition with a homing device, but he abruptly stopped their vehicle during their mission and explained how they would capture and stop Cholo, but he would not allow Kaufman""s two officers with them to do their job: "to bring the truck back with or without me.