Mary then tells Sean how she resents her husband as six years earlier, her brother was killed, and Hennessy never tried to bring justice to his killers. They engage in an affair until Sean receives a call from Bromley (whom he used to work for) over making a deal with Hennessy over finding the bombers' identities. Quan also blows up a stable outside Hennessy's country home while hiding out in the woods. Quan continues to keep an eye on Hennessy, going as far as to take pictures of him while he is out with Maggie. They attack him, but Quan fights them off and escapes. Four of Hennessy's IRA goons go after Quan in his apartment. Hennessy calls in his nephew Sean (Rory Fleck Bryne) to come help with the investigation, as well as trying to take care of Quan. Hennessy knows it was Quan, especially after Quan calls Hennessy himself. He creates a makeshift bomb that causes a minor explosion in the bathroom. Quan goes to the bathroom with matches, cigarettes, and two soda bottles. Despite Quan's requests to find the bombers, Hennessy says he knows nothing about them or who they are. Quan brings up Hennessy's history as a leader of the IRA, even showing a newspaper clipping stating Hennessy is proud of his IRA roots. Hennessy tells them to let Quan go and he meets with him. After being turned away by his secretary, two security guards pull Quan away after finding a Swiss army knife on his person. Quan goes to Belfast to personally meet with Hennessy. During this meeting, it is learned that Quan had two other daughters who were killed when pirates attacked their ship on the way to London. Bromley declines the bribe and tells Quan they don't have the information they need at the moment. Quan meets with Scotland Yard's Commander Bromley (Ray Fearon) in an attempt to bribe him with all the money he has in exchange for the names of the bombers. He leaves his friend and co-worker Lam (Tao Liu) behind, despite her pleas to not pursue revenge. Quan asks if they will find the bombers and punish them, and they assure him they will. He is visited at his home above the restaurant he owns by two detectives. Quan is left inconsolable after the incident. Hennessy goes to his job and angrily confronts his subordinates over the bombing, demanding to find out who was responsible for killing civilians. Hennessy then talks to a British politician, Katherine Davies (Lia Williams) about the same issue. He gets a call from his wife Mary (Orla Brady) about the bombing. Irish Deputy Minister Liam Hennessy (Pierce Brosnan) is in bed with his mistress Maggie (Charlie Murphy). Three IRA members are watching the news from their safe house, stating that they must stay put in order to avoid detection. He stops when he sees Quan inside the store tearfully holding Fan's body.
One photographer, Ian Wood (Rufus Jones), goes to the bombing site to take pictures. The head of the station tells his employees to find out more information and to see if any other terrorist groups are behind the bombing. A news station receives a call from a group calling themselves the Authentic IRA, who are claiming responsibility for the bombing. The man gets out to confront Quan when a bomb goes off, destroying the dress shop and throwing Quan off his feet. As Quan tries to move up the street, a man in a motorcycle parks his bike in front of the shop. He takes her to a dress shop in Knightsbridge. Vietnam War vet Ngoc Minh Quan (Jackie Chan) picks up his daughter Fan (Katie Leung) from school. The synopsis below may give away important plot points.
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