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In [Noein](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noein), there is a bit of complicated
quantum-type stuff going on. There are multiple timespaces that are possible
futures for the "real" world (which is a possible present timespace). The
commonality between all worlds seems to be Haruka (a.k.a. the Dragon Torc). If
I interpreted this correctly, this means that anything she observes becomes
the actual outcome.

So, one of the timespaces (La'cryma) decides that they want to sacrifice the
Dragon Torc. Wouldn't this cause mass chaos and some kind of crazy quantum
status of the timespaces since the observer can no longer definitively confirm
any outcome (i.e. mass [Schrödinger's
cat](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger%27s_cat))?


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Why were the Dragon Knights trying to kill the Dragon Torc?


I would assume what they were hoping for is that Noein would no longer be able
to attain Haruka and confirm the existence of Shangri La, with the hopeful
outcome. As stated in the show, no one knows what would happen if Haruka was
killed. Any and all futures would be possible, confirming their own dimensions
existence and stopping its destruction.

My problem with the 'observer' idea is that she saw Lacryma first, wouldn't
that confirm its existence above Shangri La's?


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