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'People who have experienced a reign of terror and war are more likely to reject the path of war in the future'.
That's the essence of Zero Requiem. The world would not become peaceful because of the demise of one person; it's the personal experience of having seen the worst manifestation of war that would drive oneself towards seeking peace.
In short, Lelouch's methods inspire people to embrace the ideal of a peaceful world, instead of forcing it onto the people as Schneizel had planned.
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