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Originally Posted by liars_paradox
No, she doesn't want to leave with a bad memory. Holo's reasoning is that it would be better for their relationship to end when it's best than when it's at it's worst.
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My point is that she could leave him on a high note pretty easily. But she's trying to desperately force a happy ending, and in the process she's creating a bad memory (and knows it).
So if she's so worried about a bad memory, why go through the trouble of creating one anyway, unless she thinks there will be a worse one down the line? But what would that worse ending be?
If she's not afraid of seeing his death, then it's got to be something else. And all I can think of is that she doesn't want to grow so attached to him that it hurts her more than breaking up this way.
If it's not dependence, what else could it be? Not only that, but she clearly already thinks Lawrence is too dependent on her to just let her go. Otherwise she could just ask him to let her go, without all of this scheming.