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Shooting her and killing her seemed like the most sane choice at that moment, even if it was the choice that led to this mess in the first place, but it seems like it would have made more sense in the middle or beginning, when she was ready to accept her fate. I'm not sure there was any thought put into it, since you never really learn who actually shot her in the first place (Max wasn't actually present at the overlook when you heard the gunshot, unless you count another timeline Max somehow phasing into existence at that point, and doing the deed).