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Originally Posted by Renegade334
Well, he does condemn her to die, with this uncontrolled use of Geass on her. The Geass won't stop until all Japanese around her kick the bucket. So, until then, she'll be as safe as a maniac with a flamethrower.
So, regardless of who pulls the trigger - who should we consider responsible for a convict's death? The judge who sentences him/her to death or the executioner who pushes the button/electric switch?
Either way, it's Lelouch who drives her to her doom. From here it's impossible for her to go back to normal. Death might be the only thing to thwart the (possibly) stronger Geass.
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Well here's hoping that Suzaku pulls the trigger for great storytelling purposes!
P.S.: All my Euphie hate stems from last episode and last episode alone.
