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Basically this. Despite what she say, she is scared of Andrew. She can't manipulate him as much as she can with Andy ( and in Burrial, she can't seems to manipulate him at all ). Her visions and both their choice to not trust eachother by the end of chapter 2 mean she won't have the maturity and trust to accept to change ( and by change, I don't mean becoming a good person, just becoming mature enough to keep her s**t together.)
Also, keep in mind, we don't really get to see what in her mind in this arc, since we mostly play as Andrew. But she is only half faking her crisis. She is THAT insecure.
True, 90% of what we see in that route is ANdrew's perspective. Even in her dream/visions, we don't get to find out how she feels. I mean, do you remember a puzzle where you found out stuff about ashley from Ashley's point of vue?
I think this is the easiest and best way to describe it. well said.