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Originally Posted by mechalord
[spoiler="Ending"]Claude has a conversation with his partner. It's implied his intentions are quite nefarious. Claude and the dog have orders to kill Yin. Claude expresses his reluctance to do so, as he believes her awakening could give contractors the world to themselves. The dog reminds Claude that Madame Oreille told them that contractors are merely humans who couldn't fully transform into dolls. Yin's evolution is what was intended from the start. Contractors are no better than humans. Both are defective. So Yin has to be killed to save everyone.
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Woaahhh, did not pick that up when I watched it but that would actually make sense in the DtB world. And that info would help "end" the story as well, that would cut out a lot of the explanations no one has and explains why the director (or, someone, I remember reading before) thought the story was over after DtB2.