He became enraged and lost control when he found out Exley and Lynn had slept together. He went to Lynn's house and overcome by anger hit her. After hitting her he realized that he had done something he never wanted to do which was hit a woman. Bud White's hate toward women beaters seems to have come from seeing his mother beat to death by his father...
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After hitting her he realized that he had done something he never wanted to do which was hit a woman. Bud White's hate toward women beaters seems to have come from seeing his mother beat to death by his father. Although White is portrayed as being brainless in the beginning of the movie, by the end of the movie he had proven himself to be intelligent...
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