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Except for that final shot of the graveyard. It can't just be an arbitrary choice for it to be the last shot in the film. Maybe Stevens did it to make sure audiences would always be able to discuss the ending, the way we are now, 60 years later.

I voted the second option and, so far, I'm the only one! But I think it's a real testament to the quality of the movie for being brave enough to give the audience an option to decide the ending for themselves, especially in 1953.