[She hesitates briefly - thinking of Celehar, of how solemnly and resignedly he's accepted everything, from their passing to the abandonment of their memories, and how she immediately took his words for the truth because they resonated with her -, but in the absence of any conclusive evidence to the contrary, she bounces the question back at Hanako.]

What other outcome do you see? We're asked to give up our memories, one by one, and aren't they what makes us who we are? By going without the Ferryman, you only risk losing more memories at once, without control over which ones you lose - for both yourself and Yashiro.