Probably more of that kind where Jason Statham glares at people and jizzes bullets everywhere. Male power fantasies, basically. Also the kind where women drink in groups and make dirty jokes.

Michael Corleone: A BAIRD MAN. What IS a "Baird Man?!"

The common hand shapes were arrived at via evolution, meaning they are the shape that most encouraged survival, and doing well enough for oneself to get opportunities to reproduce.

If the longest fingers were on the outside, they could get bent back or hyperextended if the short middle finger couldn't provide support. With the shorter ones on the outside, a person losing their grip would lose it one finger at a time. When the long middle finger loses grip on something, you're only holding on with one side of your hand so there should be more room to wriggle free.

Also, the traditional ratio of finger lengths allows a person to make a fist comfortably. So, the digits are typicallly the correct length to be curled up comfortably into a closed hand.

He did not.

He knew the Hornet was on the train. Ladybug was a coincidence.

It goes like this:Cartel kid's dad dies, and he inherits his necklace and knife. His mom dies of cancer, and he hits the road on his own as an orphan.

He becomes such a famous streetfighter that the Cartel recruits him.He uses his golden Cartel gun to save everybody's life during a drug deal gone sideways. This makes him a favorite of the Cartel boss, and catches the eye of his future wife. They start giving him envelopes, and he acquires a lot of his signature black/gold clothing items from the bodies of his victims. His wall becomes crowded with people who have been killed by him, so because he is putting violence into the world he gets violence back.

The White Death targets El Saguaro while consolidating criminal power globally, and he hires the Hornet to do the job. She is a homicidal maniac, so she elects to kill EVERYBODY at the wedding by poisoning the cake. Ladybug was on a nonviolent job at the wedding, probably to steal something, whether valuables or information. Not made clear. Ladybug is chronically unlucky, and bumps into the Wolf at his own wedding, spilling red wine on his white wedding jacket. While the Wolf is trying to blot wine out of his jacket, everybody takes a bite out of the poisoned cake and dies.

The Wolf is now a wealthy widower with no boss, no wife, no friends. Just a violent man full of grief whose schedule just opened way up. So he demands the identity of El Saguaro's assassin, and gets the details on the Hornet. So the Wolf finds out she'll be on the train, and he shows up wearing his father's necklace, carrying his father's knife, wearing the glasses he took from a gang leader he beat to death in the street publicly, and wearing his wedding suit, still stained with wine. His blood is boiling and he's ready to take his revenge.

Then what happens? The train doors open, and he sees the wine server that bumped into him at the wedding. He doesn't know Ladybug had anything to do with killing his wife, and in fact he didn't. But the coincidence is so ridiculous that he makes the reasonable assumption that Ladybug was somehow involved and helping the Hornet. Just SHOWING UP on that train on the other side of the planet is too much of a coincidence for the Wolf to believe, so just like that he gets included in the vendetta.