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View Poll Results: Code Geass Episode 21 Rating | |||
Perfect 10 | 35 | 29.41% | |
9 out of 10 : Excellent | 40 | 33.61% | |
8 out of 10 : Very Good | 21 | 17.65% | |
7 out of 10 : Good | 10 | 8.40% | |
6 out of 10 : Average | 8 | 6.72% | |
5 out of 10 : Below Average | 2 | 1.68% | |
4 out of 10 : Poor | 2 | 1.68% | |
3 out of 10 : Bad | 1 | 0.84% | |
2 out of 10 : Very Bad | 0 | 0% | |
1 out of 10 : Painful | 0 | 0% | |
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2007-03-19, 11:19 | Link #341 |
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it's the same situation as was in the ghettos
half the japanese were with zero, the other half were not at lease we know zero is back and will stop pussy footing around since the last time he got scared after finding out it was his first friend that's beens screwing around with his plans |
2007-03-19, 12:00 | Link #342 |
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I will try my best to remain objective in determining the pros and cons of the matter:
Positive: - Prior to this, there has been no real result towards making an attempt to improve the Eleven's condition. Not by Suzaku nor by Lelouch. - This proposal will not undermine Zero's efforts because he is fighting for justice. As long as he doesn't assume a position as a champion of the rebels, then the Elevens should likely not be punished as a result of what he is doing. (This is primarily what the public believes to be the function of the Order). Negative: - This proposal will undermine Zero's efforts because it effectively limits what he can do. If he plans to reconquer Japan, he'll have established himself against the empire and this proposal will likely fail. - Euphemia's decision is not carefully thought out, has no solid support from those around her, and her reputation gives the proposal a bad image. The proposal will divide the Elevens and Britannians further apart and will further increase tensions between the two groups. - The terms of the proposal are too minimal to effect a change. The area designated for the Special Administrative Region is too small to include all the Elevens. Euphemia does not have enough authority to enforce tolerance and those who are still living outside of the area will still be subjected to discrimination. - Euphemia's reputation will diminish given her initial decision to knight an Eleven. She will lose much of the influence she had as a Britannian princess, which was close to nothing already. --- So really, the negative factors of the proposal greatly outweigh the positive. In the long-run the proposal would likely collapse. Had Euphemia done several things to improve the proposal, it could have likely worked, ie. gaining much more support from her superiors, slowly voicing her opinion on the matter to others and gaining some approval, finding a means of enforcing it, and expanding the designated region. The end result will likely be Euphemia completely destroying her image with the Britannian people, losing the trust of the Elevens once the proposal collapses, and further increasing the hostility between the groups. Last edited by Juvyniled; 2007-03-19 at 19:53. |
2007-03-19, 16:05 | Link #343 |
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but the important factor here is that there wont be any more need for zero in the eyes of the freed japanese citizens thus zero's efforts up til now has been wasted if noone is going to be listening to his flute anymore...i can only imagine a lot of his less important knights leaving his forces causing a decrease in power and eventually lacking the influence to be able to achieve his goal...which is to destroy britannia...also it would mean that zero has a lot less excuse to be a thorn in britannia's side without other rebelling to him for unprovoked attacks...making the point fail >.<
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2007-03-19, 16:43 | Link #344 |
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alright so i was watching this and somewhere near four minutes into it the student council leader gets on the mic and says and with this noise we will start the festival (or something along these lines), with the creepy masterbating girl holding the mic up to nunally who is sitting in the foreground from the student council leader girl, but behind her, so it looked to me like the nina (masterbator) was holding it up to her ass, and she was preparing to fart into it. I lol'd so hard
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2007-03-19, 19:46 | Link #345 | |
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2007-03-19, 20:39 | Link #346 |
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Well in a sense, Lelouch is out to liberate Japan. He's interested in establishing an country that isn't ruled either by Chinese or Britannian interests, but by a more localized independent government. That's pretty much a forgone objective for him if he hopes to crush the Brittanian government (and a revolution in one place tends to spread to other oppressed nations). At any rate, Diethard could very easily roll out his propaganda machine and show Zero's involvement in warding off the Chinese invasion and generally run a PR campaign. Diethard does have a few cards to play and I suspect he'll really come into his own here. Really, he could make a very strong case if he demonstrates that Euphemia is unable to follow through on her promise because she is either too powerless or weak to make a real difference. I see Zero making a very publicized stunt to consolidate his public reputation (i.e. perhaps with a side order of deception). I really doubt the Order will go through a real leadership crisis because Zero is generally seen to be pragmatic. In any case, I don't think the old grandpas up in Kyoto will stand idly by while Brittanian finishes assimilating Japan.
Shneizel (or however it's spelled) also strikes me as a cunning tactician and statesman. Since he gave the go-ahead for Euphemia's announcement, one question's his motives. The obvious possibility is that it does weaken Lelouch's political stance and it could also provoke Zero to act. However, his ability to set a trap for Zero seems doubtful...so I'd guess this is a simple PR move. Note that he also doesn't actually have to make the public announcement himself and can also reap the benefits of the pro-Britannian Japanese by using Euphemia as a public face for this controversial policy. Basically, when Lelouch starts seeing Euphemia as a backstabbing shrew, he probably should be instead wondering who is using her. Last edited by Twisted Reality; 2007-03-19 at 20:57. |
2007-03-20, 07:50 | Link #348 | |
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2007-03-20, 15:40 | Link #349 | ||
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Next time, do some research first before you run your mouth. Back on topic, the only course i see for Zero to make the Puritans turn on Euffiy's idea, then regroup the BOoK to turn it around as a indication that they cannot trust the B.E and carry on with his plan, either that, assassinate all potential leadership and let them blunder about, before come sweeping in as a hero. After all we all know he won't hesitate to be ruthless in turning against those he would consider allies or foes to his advantage, the question is that the shinzel (sp?) person has shown an indication of his worth, after all he approved of Euffy plan, he saw how it would undermine the resistance.
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2007-03-20, 18:00 | Link #350 | |
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Go ahead, do your research. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British..._and_Hong_Kong |
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2007-03-20, 18:01 | Link #351 | |
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Speaking of which, are there any other details about Euphie's SAR establishment other than equal rights? Last edited by SoldierOfDarkness; 2007-03-20 at 18:31. |
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2007-03-20, 19:13 | Link #353 | |
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After giving some thought I will cast away my vote for the assassination of the royal family. Killing the royal family will leave a huge gap in the Britannia's political structure not mention the people who would fight over control the empire. It could plunge the whole country into a civil war, giving other countries like China to assert their will. Japan would still be recovering and would have not the man power or the resources to withstand an all out attack from another country. The result would Japan back in the same situation just under another countries thumb
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2007-03-20, 21:22 | Link #354 | |
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it's good for stealth and deployment purposes (18-20), but won't stand much chance in a fight. they'll probably have it fire some sea to air missles at some point. >:3 |
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2007-03-20, 21:56 | Link #356 | |
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2007-03-20, 23:42 | Link #358 |
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Successors are chosen by the rankings of their mothers. Marianne was quite low on the list and when she died, Lelouch lost his 'right' to the throne. Not to mention he renounced his title and such so his Dad pretty much disowned him.
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2007-03-21, 00:56 | Link #360 | |
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I think the Honorary system is likely set up in the same vein, most likely to kill dissent in Japan by the next generation. It's not as outright frightening as Youth Leagues such as Der Hitlerjunge, but it can be just as effective if they can find more people like Suzaku to act as models for the system. Think about it, a dashing charasmatic handsome son of the former Prime Minister of Japan working with the jewel of the Brittanian royal family to establish a new order. They are unbelievably dangerous to any chance of future Japanese Sovereignty. If Euphemia's plan is allowed to start going through, don't be alarmed as it may very well be a dangerous trap and trump card for Britannia with Euphemia's own good grace ultimately leading the Japanese to a worse situation than they have yet been in. Perhaps refrain will in some way be involved, who knows? |
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