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Originally Posted by Kazu-kun
Even in the anime, is made clear Madoka ultimately contracts because there's no other choice. The Madoka at the end is no the same kid from the start of the series, who fantasised about being a hero and was willing to contract for cake or to save cats. At the end, she understands the weight of the role she plays and the responsibility inherent to it.
Long story short, Madoka at the end wouldn't have contracted if Homura would have won against Walpursgis. It just so happened that Homura couldn't do it alone.
No matter what QB does, Madoka won't contract as long as she doesn't really need to (and I'm talking Walpurgis sort of need). That's why, after Walpurgis, there's not reason for her to contract.
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Alright. But you know, life has hardships, so situations involving the temptation will exist.
Tatsuya is hit by a car. He becomes a vegetable and will never wake up.
Hitomi gets cancer.
The 2011 Japanese Earthquake (lol)
Madoka has a car accident after getting her driver's license and her friend Someone-chan is permanently crippled because of her.
Some psycho attempts to rape Madoka while she's walking home from high school. Kyubey appears.
I can go on and on. To say that there will never be a situation where Madoka isn't tempted by the prospect is simply naive.