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Originally Posted by Eliarine
That's going to sound crazy, but maybe Lelouch, like Suzaku, thought the Live Geass would allow him to beat Kallen this time.
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I'll give you that much, but Lelouch still doesn't plan on such a flimsy pretext.
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Originally Posted by Eliarine
Lucky I never said that, then. All I said was that Lelouch probably thought Kallen would find a way to get to them at some point and that this was their best chance to fake Suzaku's death. They couldn't make it too obvious, and they would have had to find another way to do that had Kallen failed to meet their expectations. I said it was their best option, not that Lelouch was God and knew everything that would happen.
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Lelouch doesn't plan like that. Suzaku was trying to win. One doesn't try to win if the plan is to lose. It was a lucky break, and couldn't be anything more than that no matter how hard you try to rationalize it. The random set of circumstances, their dialog, and everything else shows they were playing for keeps in that battle and nothing less.