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Originally Posted by Var
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... Oh god, it brought tears to my eyes.
Lelouch's action is a quetion of morality, Suzaku's actions are a question of idiocy/morality. The best one can argue on either stance is that they are same, but on certain actions one is, generally, worse than the other. The problem is that they alternate between who is doing the more good with their evil.
The most recent case, for instance, is Lelouch doing more good than Suzaku. But this, as has been said, falls into the whole idiocy side of Suzaku since morality was thrown out the window.
Likely because he is the antagonist for the story? It doesn't matter if they use the same methods, which they clearly do not since they have different stances on how things should be done, he is still the antagonist. How vile he is, is what is increasing, getting him closer and closer to the generally perceived idea of what an antogonist is or embodies.
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believes he is doing it for the common good. But that doesn't mean that it is.
Well put yourself in Suzaku's shoes, your best friend killed your love, enslaved (to a degree) your people. YOu would feel angry wouldn't you?
Well Suzaku goes too much with his emotion, which is his tragic flaw.
And also, we are mostly looking at things from Lulu's point of view not Suzaku's.