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As the film progresses, an intricate web of horror unfolds. Figures from the past—Emily, a girl who was last seen playing with Brahms, and the Heelshire parents—come back into the narrative, revealing a history of loss, blame, and despair. The layers of Brahms' character—from a child to a potentially evil presence—add tension and depth to the storyline.
Eventually, the narrative culminates in a horrifying climax when the adult version of Brahms, hidden for years behind walls, emerges. This twist significantly alters the audience's perception of the doll, suggesting that the boy never truly died, leading to shocking repercussions.