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In the end, Greta's confrontation with Brahms results in a fierce battle for survival, underscoring the implications of trauma, negligence, and deep-seated psychological damage. The film closes with Brahms piecing his doll form back together, hinting at an unsolved mystery that lingers—the idea that the evil may never truly be vanquished.
Moreover, the film serves as a poignant reflection on the lengths a family might go to protect their perceived innocence while also revealing the destructive allure of secrets and the burdens of grief.