In this short scene, we learn that the young man in question is betting on a flush, but that he is also betting on the king of hearts, which is the highest of all possible hand sizes. The young man, who we now learn is named Daye, is playing cards with the rest of the gang, and he has the highest cards of any of them. He also has the best pair of aces, which means that even if he loses, he'll still have a chance to win the pot. He's going to finish the gang off in this game, he says. The police arrive and find that the suspect is a drug addict. He apologizes for his behavior, and the police officer, Lin, asks him why he's pulling his gun out. Daye says that he doesn't have a lot of money, but he has a king and a pair of spades, which are the highest hand sizes of all of the cards. He asks Lin if he can have a look at his cards, and Lin tells him to come and get a sniff. He says that the last card on his deck is the sevens of spades. He tells Daye that he didn't need a flush to get a king, and that he has two of eights and two of