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Originally Posted by npal
That they went to such extents with the Director's cut just proves that the original conception was ambiguous enough that it didn't point to Lelouch being dead. Of course, the fact that a writer/creator was forced to alter his original work (without being coerced by censorship or other entities) in order to convey the supposed meaning you wanted to convey is a writer's failure. You can't take a creator like that seriously. And that's pretty much the end of it. Kinda reminds me of how Rowling went around calling the old man queer; that was picking interpretations for your readers, that's bad, too.
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lol, whether or not I take Code Geass' creator(s) seriously is besides the point. He/they still created a multi-million dollar entertainment franchise. In the end, they're
still gonna be more worth listening to than the self-indulgent fantasies of some wildly-imaginative fan.