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Originally Posted by mechalord
The apple is supposed to be the life she is supposed to have on Earth. She understands that by shunning her Villa is trying to force her to stay on Earth, repay her... give her the life he can't give her. The apple is on her breakfast tray at the Pharos infirmary. It was there when she woke up. She didn't ask for it, but it, or steal it... it was given to her.
By leaving the apple behind, it means she doesn't accept Villa's payment... that she still wishes to reconcile with her friend. She's staying on Earth not because of Villa or circumstance... it's because she wants to.
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I don't think there's any hint that Muginami is consciously aware of Villa's efforts to make her stay at Earth (assuming that
was Villa's reason), and if that's what the apple meant to her then I don't understand why she would take it (and thus accept Villa's wish) whilst at the same time leave Madoka.
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The story isn't unkind to males. Madoka's uncle and the Pharos' commander are very kind to the ladies.
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Both of which had their emasculation scenes.