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As tensions reach their peak, the story culminates in tragedy when betrayal rings true, culminating in Bartos's death at the hands of Trevor, a chilling reminder of unrelenting cycles of violence. Donal’s emotional unraveling operates not just as a personal crisis but serves as a commentary on the effects of vengeance, familial betrayal, and the inexorable connections to our past.
The film closes with Donal standing on the beach, filled with shock and rage, a poignant image driving home the ineffable sadness of loss and the futility of revenge. The audience is left with the bitter realization that such cycles rarely leave anyone unscathed or satisfied.