Why are destructors in this chain of inheritance called, in order, from most received to least received?

Since objects are created from the least received to the most withdrawn, so they need to be torn from the most received to received.

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public class MyBase {

  public List<SomeObject> list;

  public MyBase(){
    list = new List<SomeObject>();
    list.Add(new SomeObject());
    list.Add(new SomeObject());
    list.Add(new SomeObject());
  }

  ~MyBase() {
    foreach (SomeObject obj in list) {
      obj.Cleanup();
    }
    list.Clear();
  }

}

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public class MyDerived : MyBase {

  public MyDerived() {
    foreach (SomeObject obj in list) {
      obj.SomeProperty = new Handler();
    }
  }

  ~MyDerived(){
    foreach (SomeObject obj in list) {
      obj.SomeProperty.Cleanup();
    }
  }

}

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