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Why he did it is explained when Jutta visits Marie-Laure and she finds the key, remembering what Dr. Geffard said to her "That something so small could be so beautiful. Worth so much. Only the strongest people can turn away from feelings like that." He knew Marie-Laure left it for a reason. He kept the house as a memory of her, but left the diamond behind.
Marie-Laure asked him if "it" was in the sea. She wanted to be sure of it, so Werner realized that she wanted the diamond in the sea, and respected her wishes, keeping only the house.
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Why he did it is explained when Jutta visits Marie-Laure and she finds the key, remembering what Dr. Geffard said to her "That something so small could be so beautiful. Worth so much. Only the strongest people can turn away from feelings like that." He knew Marie-Laure left it for a reason. He kept the house as a memory of her, but left the diamond behind.
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Marie-Laure asked him if "it" was in the sea. She wanted to be sure of it, so Werner realized that she wanted the diamond in the sea, and respected her wishes, keeping only the house.
