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Originally Posted by loltan
So time to make a few turns:
*Suzaku lacked logic there as he should have calculated the possibility that Gino would return as a more formidable enemy. He didn't even think to imprison him and bring him to Lelouch.
*Luciano has friggin hadron cannons in the legs of the Percival. Lelouch's shields were already weakened by Anya. Just shoot the shield some more and Lelouch is dead. He also spent five seconds or so just holding the drill connected to the Mirage without drilling it in. He could have killed Lelouch but passed the chance because of pride.
*Lancelot Albion is faster than Tristan's harken. Just fly back and either VARIS or wing blast and Gino's dead.
*If you say so, then fine, no detrimental effect. But the fact that he was willing to play around and cross and uncross his arms means that he's not entirely focused on the task at hand.
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This is an anime wherein people have mind-controlling, thought-reading or time-stopping powers, and there's a weapon that can erase individuality, and you expect Geass to be entirely logical?
I'll refute your points with simple answers.
* Logic or not (oooh, logic), Gino was hardly more formidable against Suzaku anyway. In fact, he got dealt with just as quickly.
* Lelouch wasn't meant to die.
* Gino wasn't meant to die.
* Lelouch was in no way unfocused, and he crossed his arms for all of about 10 seconds.