[LISA: The Joyful] So did Bolo do the thing or not?

[Ren]

Sorry for the vague title, tried to keep it spoiler free.
So in LISA: The Joyful, you are given 2 choices in the scene where Rando is captured by Bolo; to let go of Rando (and fight Bolo) or keep holding Rando (and let Sweetheart do the job).
The thing with the second option is; beforeSweetheart comes and kills Bolo, a lot of time passes, and you can hear undressing sounds (I think).
I thought this didn't mean anything andBuddy was alright until I read this from the Wiki:
Additionally, depending on whether or not Buddy chose to keep Rando from falling when Bolo attacks her, she can be seen holding a child in her hand, who appears to be the same child shown in the Inoculated Ending.
So if youkill Bolo yourself, you don't have a baby in the mutant ending. But if youdon't kill him yourself and hold Rando, you do have a baby..
Does this mean anything?

[Midson Vonjungle]

Means that he didn't do the thing.

[Exophase]

Actually you got that backwards (doesn't help that the wiki is ambiguous). If you drop Rando the child shows up. If you save Rando the child does not show up.

I don't think this is just a design mistake either because you always have the child in the non-mutant ending, so it just doesn't make sense that Boio had anything to do with it.

This is one of the more confusing things about the game. I speculated about why this could happen here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/335670/discussions/0/523897653297354523/

[Yggralith]

No, he didn't do it.
Also, no one seems to have noticed that Yado actually saves your ass dude :p.
Yknow how he clearly controls the Mutants with a trumpet?
Well a wacky trumpet plays, Sweetheart murders his ass, and then leaves.

So, yeah to recap no he didn't do the thing.
Buddy has the child whether or not you held onto Rando in the good ending, so.