Black boy: What is the end of code 47?

In fact, the final outcome is that both of them are dead. After they came out of the building, Zach took all the crimes to protect Ray. Zach was arrested and sentenced to death, with a criminal record, and Lei was taken in by the relevant institutions because he was suspected of mental illness and had a special psychological rehabilitation doctor. In the meantime, Ray has been asking about Zach's whereabouts. The doctor told Ray that Zach was sentenced to death and Ray stayed up all night. Just then, Zach escaped from prison and saw Ray for the last time. At this point, the police outside have surrounded the whole building. Zach knows he can't run away (Zach says time is running out). Ray asked Zach if he could kill her at this time. Zach told Ray to stop crying and smile. Finally, Zach fulfilled his original agreement (killing Ray) and committed suicide by jumping off a building. The knife that finally fell on the bed (Zach said it was a token, Zach said he never gave anything to others, and he couldn't be killed by others before others killed her), because Zach finished the agreement and didn't need it anymore.

Some people say that the ending is two people eloping, so much the better, but there are some doubts. This knife is very precious to Zach, so it is impossible not to take it. The police outside have surrounded the place. I can't escape, so I don't have much time. Finally, the blood on the windowsill can prove it.

Personally, I feel that this ending is him, not being redeemed, because Zach and Ray redeemed each other, and the key point was put forward (Ray wanted to die from the beginning, and only wanted to die to complete the redemption until the end), because Ray knew that he was guilty and wanted to die (redeemed), and Zach also gained feelings (redeemed), because he died once for others from a murderer who could only kill people.

May Ray and Zach become lovers and have a happy ending in the afterlife. After all, their origins are too painful, their childhood shadows are too heavy, and they don't have a beautiful family.