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Within the game, just about any action in the past would have cancelled out the whole story. The digipad seems to be able to allow paradoxes that are a result of its user\'s dabblings. The digipad also seems very connected to the very essence of the Djinn. This is evidenced by his desperation to grab it in ending A and how easily it destroys him, though I am unclear whether it actually hits him or causes a mutual destruction. Either way, his ability to travel through time and the digipads work very similarly. And if he can travel without it, what is the digipad to him, then? If a Djinn can grant wishes, than a machine linked to him should be able to handle or allow the resulting paradoxes.
That is why the only paradox that seems to end the story is the one which denies Homunculus\'s existence. (The EX endings). Without Djinn magic, paradoxes can no longer be maintained. Everything is set back to normal. To a degree. It doesn\'t show the two daughters being switched back but it does show the normal descendants of Hugo and Wagner living like everyone else in the present. It is no small wonder why we didn\'t see their dopplegangers in every other age like we did with the other townsfolk during the playthroughs.
That is why the only paradox that seems to end the story is the one which denies Homunculus\'s existence. (The EX endings). Without Djinn magic, paradoxes can no longer be maintained. Everything is set back to normal. To a degree. It doesn\'t show the two daughters being switched back but it does show the normal descendants of Hugo and Wagner living like everyone else in the present. It is no small wonder why we didn\'t see their dopplegangers in every other age like we did with the other townsfolk during the playthroughs.
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My apologies, I wrote these in the wrong section and can\\\'t seem to delete them. Still a good discussion question though!
