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The climax arrives with an emotional farewell facilitated by Jules and their daughter. George's acknowledgment of his fate juxtaposed with his desire for happiness with Jules encapsulates the deep, intertwined struggles of loss and love.
As the story closes, the profound themes of memory, regret, and the human condition remain at the forefront, leaving viewers not just with the echoes of George's choices but with the lingering inquiries into the nature of existence itself—both organic and synthetic.
In the end, the poignant and heartbreaking tale concludes with Jules walking away with their daughter, reinforcing the idea that love, even when lost, forms the very foundation of our humanity.