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Originally Posted by Kid Ying
I think it's more because of the way she was living. She was just living her life, minding her business and being nice with everyone. Kallen got a pair of black wings but that doesn't mean she's not kind, just that the path she choose would lead towards destruction, instead of Shiley. Ironically, Shirley is the one who died in the end.
But Inc is probably right. Maybe Clamp just put wings on everyone because they like, hehe. If you look for an image of X, you shall find some wings.
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But the first ending of R2, which was where Kallen was given the black wings, was thematically different. The characters with white wings were all part of Britannia and represented order, even the ones who had no problems with causing death and destruction (see: V. V., Gino, Charles, etc.). Kallen, Lelouch, and C. C., the ones with the black wings, represented the chaos in the form of rebellion against Britannia.
Shirley on the other hand was an outsider to the conflict, and her portrait as an angel in the end of R2 represented that she was dead, and that she represented pure angelic qualities.
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Originally Posted by Nobodyman9
Kallen didn't really have a desire to change Lelouch since she was his loyal follower and looked to him for guidance.
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I think Kallen, knowing his reasons for rebelling against Britannia that were not too far removed from her own, saw him as a kindred spirit and resolved to help him by seeing to their mutual goal of changing the world through conquering the Britannian order.