2008-04-13, 23:04 | Link #221 | |
the red string of fate
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at this point, Zero is an ideal, a set of principles that Kallen has decided in her head. That guy in the Zero costume? He's just Lelouch, and whenever he doesn't act "like Zero would", he's is indeed just Lelouch. But when he acts out the ideals in Kallen's head, when he's a conduit for that concept, then Lelouch can be Zero. That's where things stand now. Which is why Kallen still has some work to do, figuring out where exactly Lelouch stands in her world other than as the avatar for Zero. Like I said, from the closed captions, that the television station gets along with the anime itself from the studio. plenty of people post them all over wikis or anime blogs, among other places. |
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2008-04-13, 23:06 | Link #225 |
Miria's #1 Disciple
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She probably wanted to confirm for herself whether she had been fighting for Zero because she wanted to, or if she was fighting for him because she was being forced to.
Having a year to think it over she decided she would confront him directly, and take the risk that he was simply using her as a pawn. And Lelouch was the one who screwed the entire battle-plan at the end of season 1, not Karen. He did abandon them in the middle of the biggest and most decisive battle that the Order had yet faced. Not to mention "superman" Suzuku showing up just in time to screw over everyone.
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2008-04-13, 23:11 | Link #227 |
The Last Frontier
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I'd agree that Lulu screwed over the entire battle-plan partially. Unfortunately, he didn't realise one thing. The OoTBK is USELESS without him apparently. But he also had to leave the battlefield for one simple reason. Nanali. That was his most impt reason for fighting as it was. It wasn't the liberation of Japan or even to get back at Britainnia. While he could have stayed, he wouldn't have been the same. In fact, him leaving for Nanali sets him apart from other cold, manipulative schemers *coughLightcough* because it proves that he still holds true to his original values.
However, that can not be said to hold true for Kallen. She knew the OoTBK was doing badly without Zero, that they wanted Zero back and that Ougi was down. By the time she left, it was kinda obvious that if they wanted to win, the OoTBK needed Zero. But yet, she chose to desert Zero because Suzaku messed with her mind and because he was Lelouch and not the person she idealized him to be. So basically, Kallen screwed up bad. Lelouch screwed up but she had a chance to stop him and set things right but she didn't, because she was having an 'emotional fit'.
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2008-04-13, 23:21 | Link #232 |
Mad Loli
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and one thing that's pretty weird
instead of asking why he lied to her about her identity and geass power, she should have asked why he left during big battle first. ( I know he said that he needs to save nanally in front of her, but such an explanation doesn't seem to be enough I think. ) |
2008-04-13, 23:25 | Link #233 |
Mad Loli
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But it will help lelouch find his sister faster and increase the chance to make a come back in the battle or next, not 1 year after zero got mind wiped, suzaku is still alive, and not only that more enemies know his true identity, and not after area 11 is demoted to even worse status
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2008-04-13, 23:30 | Link #235 |
Mad Loli
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it is edited
I know she heard that, but the problem is that you will think that "hell, he leaves the battle just because her sister is kidnapped?" I dont think she even know that the reason lelouch does rebellion is because to create the best world for his sister when her eyes are opened; same like her before that she wanted to create a better world for her mother what I mean is, I think she needs to know why saving her sister is more important than winning the battle rather than his hiding his identity and power from her. |
2008-04-13, 23:35 | Link #236 |
Miria's #1 Disciple
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It wasn't exactly like Lelouch was portraying himself as misunderstood at the time. He basically said he was a manipulative bastard whose sole purpose was to become the king of the world at the end of season 1, and he didn't give a damn about Japan beyond it being useful.
To Kallen's ears this must have sounded like a complete betrayal of how Zero had portrayed himself, he was definitely no "Ally of Justice" at that time, and hence Kallen's confusion. You can't expect a 17-18 year old girl to coldly and logically decide that she should still help someone who basically admitted all of Japan was his chessboard. (Even if that wasn't how he really felt, it is what he said) I'm semi-surprised that Kallen didn't shoot him in that situation.
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2008-04-13, 23:37 | Link #237 |
The Last Frontier
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I disagree with this point simply because we don't know how long the battle at s1 lasted. Considering it was a final battle in which most of the OoTBK was crushed decisively and their members captured, it probably went on for a while. It's possible that Lelouch would have still made it back in time if Kallen had actually bothered helping him instead of running away. While he may not have been able to pull off a victory, he might still have been able to salvage what was left of the situation and most of their troops.
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2008-04-13, 23:41 | Link #238 | |
The Last Frontier
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And yes, Lelouch wasn't making himself out to be a saint either. Although he didn't say so much he was a manipulative bastard so much as that both he and japan were achieving their own goals and what of it.
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2008-04-13, 23:42 | Link #239 | |
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Suzaku said it himself Lelouch was just using her. What else should she think otherwise since Lelouch said the same thing? Really people are just pissed that Lelouch lost and are throwing the blame at everyone they can (Kallen, Suzaku, etc) but its his own fault for saying the stuff that he did. If he'd been straight with people the situation could have been different.(starting with Nunally, he could have had her heavily guarded in the room if the order knew she was important but he didn't tell them) Even he knows that since he told Kallen the truth for once. |
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2008-04-13, 23:45 | Link #240 |
The Last Frontier
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Using her to do what? Using her to liberate Japan for his own goals? In the end, isn't that what Kallen herself wants? A liberated Japan?
Really, people are are just pissed that suddenly other people are questioning Kallens own character and conduct at the end of season 1 and are throwing the blame towards Suzaku for being there and being godhax and Lelouch for not admitting his true desires and feelings. But the fact of the matter is, Kallen is a soldier. She's not supposed to be a fangirl and if she had actually thought with her brain instead of her emotions at the end of s1, Japan probably would have been liberated already.
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