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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
the damage to her would be done all the same
he would have destoryed her, and everything she stands for
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she took that risk when she decided to step on everything Lelouch was trying to accomplish. She knew full well why he was doing what he was doing, and tried to placate him by creating a little sanctuary.
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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
but that wasnt lelouch's motive now was it ?
it might have been motivation for characters who actually care about japan and its people
but not for lelouch
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You're stuck on too narrow a viewpoint. Even if Lelouch had Nunnally as his primary motivation, he still cared about the state of the world, and what Euphie tried to do would have ruined any attempt to change it.
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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
as oppose to the "we'll treat you like shit EVERYWHERE" that was the case before it
its a step up, and with euphie at the helm, its not likely to go away as soon as you seem to think it would
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Euphie does not have any power. Charles has power, Schneizel has power, Cornelia has power, and so on. Euphie's a princess with almost no political clot that gave up her title. She had zero ability to keep it together.
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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
euphie was stifling his small minded attempt at revenge, with her small minded desires
again, lelouch is not in this for a better world
lelouch is in this for revenge and the destraction of britannia
the world that would result from such destraction may turn out better
but thats not what lelouch is after
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Yes, he is after a better world, and always has been. Narrow viewpoint again. You're trying to make Lelouch out as a monster and suppress anything that doesn't fit in that. Lelouch does care, and was trying to make a better world. Britannia as it was did not fit in that.
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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
so he would not only have her destroy everything she's been working for along with suzaku
he'd also make ulterations to her memory and (as a consequence) personality so that she would be fit better into his chain of events
that would be beyond evil
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No more evil than said ordering of massacres. You exaggerate. He was going to order her to shoot him non-fatally and that was it.
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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
as opposed to the britannians reminding the elevens of their place despite zero fighitng against them
and the japanese wanting to remind the britannians that they are not so toothless anymore
the SAZ was an attempt to defuse the situation before it explodes
and it did with the black rebellion, in large part BECAUSE of the failure of the SAZ
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The SAZ was an attempt to stifle the rebellion, not defuse it. They did not care if it made people happy in the long run, only that it ruined support for terrorism in the short run.
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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
nunnaly was a justification for his quest for revenge
not for his desire of a better world
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She was both, so stop trying to edge out the latter.