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Originally Posted by KrimzonStriker
It's confusing to say the least, there are a lot of things that can be interpreted differently, but I think the words seem to only confirm the distinction she has of him, even if she is wavering. We'll see how it goes.  |
You can't really interpret those lines and the manner in which they were spoken all that differently from the two/three already presented interpretations. Either, you're going to be rewording one of them, or you're going to be stretching the believability of the interpretation. Somethings are open for interpretation, yes, but its limited as tone, wording, and simple reaction are restrictions.
The thing that words confirm, and what was most definitely agreed on, was that she was telling Lelouch to prove that he is the man she thought he was. More or less.