You are so right in that it IS the whole point of the movie and it was beautiful in that way. But if it had been me - and I'm talking about my own views here which is why I don't feel the father character to be very strong - I could not have seen her gone so far down that path and watched her suffer, watched her transform. That would have absolutely destroyed me. I guess this is what people live with when they see close ones dying of disease and being helpless to give them peace. When a pet is dying, you get to make that choice and thought it is horrible, at least you know that they are no longer in pain. Euthanasia is such a grey area, I suppose on a level this is what this film explores, and the film-maker chose that ending which was way more poetic than the father just shooting her, and of course it reflects the strength of Maggie's character and his utter belief in her that she would never attack him.
It's too cerebral! We're trying to make a movie here, not a film!
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