The flower is "forbidden" because to love Nagito is to accept that your love will never be returned in a healthy way. To lose him is to lose a mirage of potential—the person he could have been if not for his illness, his luck cycle, and his fanaticism.
When Nagito discovers the truth about the "Neo World Program" and the identities of his classmates as former members of Ultimate Despair, he does not waver. Instead, he decides to weaponize his own death . This is where the loss becomes inevitable.
The sensation of "losing" Nagito is not a single event in Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair . It is a gradual, agonizing decay. The phrase crystallizes during the transition from Chapter 4 and the cataclysmic events of Chapter 5: "Smile at the Despair of the Hopeless."
: As one of the most divisive and popular characters in the series, Nagito is the subject of extensive fan-made media that explores his mental health issues, such as Frontotemporal Dementia, and his obsession with Hope.
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