In The Hangover Part III, Leslie Chow appeared to be killed by Marshall but ultimately survived thanks to Alan's clever intervention.
Chow's Apparent Demise and Unexpected Survival
The fate of Leslie Chow in The Hangover Part III was a moment of high tension, involving a deceptive act by Marshall and a resourceful escape orchestrated by Alan. Here's a breakdown of what transpired:
- Marshall's Deception and Attack: Despite having promised not to harm Chow, Marshall carried out a seemingly fatal act. He fired multiple shots directly into the trunk of the car, where Chow was presumed to be held. This action was intended to eliminate Chow.
- Alan's Strategic Move: Crucially, moments before Marshall's attack, Alan Garner had taken steps to give Chow a fighting chance. He provided Chow with access to a backseat compartment, allowing him a path to escape from the trunk. Additionally, Alan armed Chow with a gun, further aiding his potential evasion.
- Chow's Escape: As a direct result of Alan's timely assistance, Chow was able to escape from the trunk through the backseat compartment and evade the gunfire. This ensured his survival, defying Marshall's attempt to kill him.
This sequence underscores Chow's tenacious nature and the unpredictable turns often found in the Hangover series, showcasing how clever planning can avert disaster.
