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Lelouch Lamperouge / Zero | 971 | 67.43% | |
Suzaku Kururugi | 230 | 15.97% | |
C.C. | 835 | 57.99% | |
Karen Stadtfeld | 550 | 38.19% | |
Nunally Lamperouge | 167 | 11.60% | |
Shirley Fenete | 215 | 14.93% | |
Milly Ashford | 175 | 12.15% | |
Rivalz Cardemonde | 44 | 3.06% | |
Nina Einstein | 26 | 1.81% | |
Lloyd Asplund | 216 | 15.00% | |
Cecile Croomy | 108 | 7.50% | |
Cornelia Li Brittania | 195 | 13.54% | |
Euphemia Li Brittania | 216 | 15.00% | |
Jeremiah Gottwald | 125 | 8.68% | |
Viletta Nui | 104 | 7.22% | |
Diethard Lied | 75 | 5.21% | |
Shinichirou Tamaki | 22 | 1.53% | |
Sayoko | 74 | 5.14% | |
Kyoushirou Toudou | 62 | 4.31% | |
Clovis La Britannia | 38 | 2.64% | |
The Emperor | 54 | 3.75% | |
Authur (the cat) | 165 | 11.46% | |
Kaname Ougi | 41 | 2.85% | |
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2008-06-19, 16:16 | Link #682 |
~Hi -mi- tsu des~
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Lets put it this way, if you were Suzaku, would you have believed Lelouch if he said that he accidentally geass Euphie to massacre the Japanese, an act which worked to his advantage by the way, which in turn made him kill her because he had no choice? I know I wouldn't, I probably would have pulled the trigger when he got to "accidentally geass". Someone you care about's name was dragged through the mud and killed because the person who did it claim it was an accident.
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2008-06-19, 16:23 | Link #683 |
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You are justifying Lelouch's words and assuming Suzaku wouldn't have believed anything. I happen to think that while he might not have believed the truth, there were certainly better things to say than "Euphie died hours ago, get over it already!"
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2008-06-19, 16:30 | Link #684 |
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Okay, like what? I am of the opinion that Lelouch wanted Suzaku to help him save Nunnally and they can kill eachother afterwards. He told Suzaku that basically whats done is done, instead of making excuses he was trying to get Suzaku to focus on the future. Lelouch is not exactly the most sensitive person around.
And I'm not justifying Lelouch's words, I did not even state if they were right or wrong. You are right I am assuming that Suzaku would not listen to Lelouch based on his emotional state that was shown in the show. You are also assuming that Suzaku would give any excuses Lelouch might have used a second though. |
2008-06-19, 16:50 | Link #685 |
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I am of the opinion that regardless of everything else, it was a retarded move by Lelouch to call Suzuku out on his patricide especially when he was trying to get Suzuku to help him rescue Nunually. I fail to see how those words would have helped at all
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2008-06-19, 16:56 | Link #686 |
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Lelouch did want Suzaku to focus on the future but he did a poor job at it. Telling him that Euphie's death was "in the past!" when Suzaku was clearly not in his right mind because of this very reason was not wise for starters. But throwing in a "Hey, didn't you kill your dad? It's okay, you can regret things afterwards!" was even worse. Suzaku might not have listened to anything else, but Lelouch did fuel his anger when there might have been other ways to have him help.
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2008-06-19, 18:09 | Link #687 |
~Hi -mi- tsu des~
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I believe that it was established that Lelouch is not the most sensitive guy out there. Lelouch said what he thought might convince Suzaku to help him, point of the matter is that I doubt there was anything he could have said that would help anyways.
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2008-06-19, 19:56 | Link #688 |
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We're no longer talking about sensitivity. I agree with what you said about Lelouch saying what he thought might convince Suzuku to help him. I also agree with the fact that he was an idiot to think that it would convince Suzuku to help him. I mean, come on, Lelouch is supposed to be a genius, there's been plenty of proof that that topic is Suzuku's sore spot, being "best friends" they should at least understand a little of the way the other thinks, and the only way that Lelouch can think of getting Suzuku to help him is mentioning "hey you killed your dad"? My point is that Lelouch couldn't have thought of anything else to say? I can understand the fact that Suzuku might not have been willing to believe Lelouch on anything he said regarding the Euphie incident but bring up the murder of Suzuku's father is not exactly the smartest move to make is all I'm saying.
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2008-06-19, 20:13 | Link #689 |
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I think it is safe to say that whenever something involves Nunnally, Lelouch has been shown to be expremely emotional and unable to analyse a situation as well as he usually would. Chalk it up with his siscon messing with his logic...
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2008-06-20, 06:43 | Link #690 | |||
TRUE! Lelouch is dead! XD
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2008-06-20, 09:46 | Link #691 | |
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Then why did he let Anya sign the order? So as long as the order did not come from his hands it is ok? So why did he not try to lessen the assassin's sentence? The execution order could not go through without the authority of a Rounds, why did he not try to do something about it if he did not like the order? The only thing I agree with is that he is always like that, yes he is always indecisive. If he truely believe in what he is doing then his conviction and will would not be so weak, he would not let someone else relieve him of his own responisbilties. |
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2008-06-20, 09:51 | Link #692 |
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He wanted to sell him for his position as a round(something even as a Lulu fan i think was justifiable). He did not know that the Emp was going to remove his memories. As Zero was a traitor and regicide Suzaku may as well of just gave him straight to the hangman.
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2008-06-20, 09:59 | Link #693 | |||
TRUE! Lelouch is dead! XD
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2008-06-20, 10:08 | Link #694 | |
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I said before, there is nothing wrong with having conflicting emotions, but you have to move ahead inspite of them. Especially when you are attempting something like what Suzaku claims he is. The point is, did Suzaku grow and learn from the hard choices he has had to make? I have to answer no because he hesitates over what is essentially the same reasons. The difference between Lelouch and Suzaku is not that Lelouch is uncaring. Lelouch carries the burdens of the things he has had to do and moves on without being crushed by the weight of them, while Suzaku lets his guilt block his path. That is what I find annoying with Suzaku's character, he profess to be doing what he is doing to help the Japanese, to change things from the inside while condeming others for taking the "wrong" path, yet he does not have the conviction and will to see those decisions through. So are we finally done? This debate really dragged on Last edited by demon_god04; 2008-06-20 at 10:26. Reason: wrong word, its morning -.- |
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2008-06-20, 10:18 | Link #696 | |
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I must admit it was fairly entertaining for me as well, atleast it made waiting for episode 11 come abit faster. |
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2008-06-20, 10:22 | Link #697 | ||
TRUE! Lelouch is dead! XD
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