(view spoiler) [The Diaries are written by 'Claire' who we initially thought was Amber.Ĭlaire's parents were horrible so no sympathy for them! Some confusing diary entries where we think Amber is writing them and is jealous of the younger Claire.Īmber, who is in the coma, is really Taylor whose parents parented properly.

They're just a mirror image of one another in broken glass.' (less) 'People think that good and bad are opposites, but they're wrong. Both capable of being the victim and villain. So she leaves the bracelet that she is still there, but distanced. She's shown what she is capable of and now Claire is having to get creative. So why not claim her children? Because Amber is in control now.

It's possible that only David died and it was assumed Claire did as well, though maybe she was able to leave enough of herself behind (DNA, clothing) to suggest she did in fact die. We never hear about the bodies, though Madeleine being charged for murder suggests at least one body was found. Last we hear of her is Amber noting that she is still breathing and her eyes are open. We don't really know what happened to Claire. One - it's Edward, somehow having acquired the bracelet and knowing good and well how it would frazzle Amber. It snowballed from there.Īs for the ending.I think there are two possibilities. If anyone ever found those journals, all fingers would point to Amber from just that one line, despite all other entries suggesting that Claire was fully responsible. I believe the 'Taylor told me to do it' was the beginning of Claire's blackmail. She did bad things, most of which were put in motion by Claire, but was mostly at the mercy of her frail mind due to what Claire did as a child, and eventually her coma and what Edward did to her. I also believe Amber was truly a victim overall. I do believe that Claire was off her rocker and genuinely would blackmail Amber out of 'love' in order to keep her in her life. I do believe that Claire was off her …more I think the whole point of the ending, and the story, is that we never truly understand who Amber is as a person. Kimberly I think the whole point of the ending, and the story, is that we never truly understand who Amber is as a person.

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