Private detective Marlowe works for money, but does not sell his soul for money. He said: "In order to make a living, I sell what I have to sell. What I can sell is the courage and wisdom God gave me, and the willpower to protect my customers and be willing to suffer losses."
"Making trouble is my profession"
A dissolute rich man owed a huge gambling debt and fell in love with a hot red-haired girl. Marlowe is hired to solve both problems. Unexpectedly, murders follow one after another, Marlowe is also ambushed by villains, and the situation seems to be getting out of control...
"Prosecution Witness"
The henchman of mob boss Frank Doerr was murdered, and Marlowe was the only witness for the prosecution. At the same time, a gambler approached Marlowe and asked him to be his personal bodyguard. As a result, the gambler became a corpse and Marlowe became a murderer...
"Goldfish"
The remnants of an old pearl robbery case surfaced, and the young boy who learned the whereabouts of the pearl died on the bed in the rental house. The robbers back then have been released and now make a living by raising goldfish. Marlowe said, "Goldfish? Damn it."
"Red Wind"
Whenever the Santa Ana winds blow, the meek little wife might look at her husband's neck with a knife. In such a season, Marlowe said to the girl who saved his name: "If anyone gives you trouble, tell me."
The hot wind raged, but it could not blow away the tenderness of the knight Marlowe.
