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Originally Posted by equinox822
Euphemia resisted the Geass command Lelouch cast upon her, and eventually overcame it, or she would have attempted to kill Suzaku. Nunnally broke hers with sheer willpower, and even resisted Lelouch's Geass, but eventually submitted.
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-I think you're giving Euphie too much credit here. Euphemia was dying. She couldn't obey a command she physically couldn't do (just like the live command with Shirley). She didn't break any Geass. If she could have done it, then she wouldn't have killed the Japanese.
-I'm inclined to believe Nunnally, while groping for the key on the ground, opened her eyes out of frustration and realized that she could see. It wasn't very smart of Charles to geass a memory that could so easily be changed by just opening your eyes.