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Originally Posted by morbosfist
Suzaku is the enemy both times, and only the first time is an assassination. Shirley and Lelouch are understandable as she can't have her identity revealed.
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That's not understandable in the least, killing them would just look more suspicious. Y'know, when they turned up dead and their murders were investigated. It's not like she was being subtle or careful either. Played up for comedy or not, she still did it.
And I suppose this is a matter of opinion, but to me, murder is murder. Following orders, opposite sides of the battlefield or whatever, she still went out and killed people of her own freewill. What she did is understandable, but not really justifiable.
And to be honest, the Black Knights pre-Zero were all in all
less moral than Lelouch, I thought. At least when he did something (that probably involved killing people), he actually had a reason for it and
accomplished something. All they were going to do at the beginning of the series was kill a lot of people, only to be brushed away by Britannia like pests. They'd have made no difference other than killing a lot of innocent people.