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Also am I the only one pissed off that Lawrence was so bold as to wager Horo's trust in him for money? He believed that Horo trusted him enough that he could use it to earn him a huge sum of money and that she would go with him at the end of the deal anyway. It begs the question whether Horo's trust in him was directly equatable to money (good lord) or if he was willing to sell her off to the highest bidder.
That doesn't speak well of him.
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But shouldn't Lawrence trust Horo? If their relationship is tight then why have to have it tied by debt. Lawrence probably thinks that Horo wanted to be with him regardless of money. If some guy offered to relieve her of debt so Horo is free to choose who she wants to be with, then all the power to her. It just turned out to be a really bad idea once the Horo went hysterical