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I agree that she ran off because she was sad because she had, perhaps, finally realized that Makoto doesn't want to break up with Koto. Though she's often the one to insist on him being nicer to Koto, and he's usually quick to suggest that the contrary might be the best course of action.
But the very idea that she even left him at that time is still a step forward. Even if it's just a temporary rebellion against his two-timing attitude, it's still an improvement from the submissive nature she's displayed so far.
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