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Originally Posted by Var

Nunally is in a bird cage, again. She is safe, yes, but she's also being exploited. Very caring of Suzaku.

Nunnally VOLUNTEERED to be viceroy, remember? Yes, Zero was a bit dumbstruck by this too... several episodes ago. And Suzaku decided against telling the higher-ups about Zero being Lelouch BECAUSE he didn't want Nunnally to be used.

The moment Euphemia was brought up he crumbled, Lloyd tried to help Suzaku, but Suzaku himself said nothing past that point. Meaning, quite simply, that he is considering it.

Being dumbstruck over the mention of Euphy's name isn't the same as "considering." Considering he had the exact same reaction last time that bitch did this, I imagine his thoughts are more akin to those of a wounded dog. And again, Lloyd responded before Suzaku COULD say anything.

... Lelouch has never lied to Nunally in a way to subvert her powers for his own gain. Nor has Lelouch ever put Nunally as the bait for catching someone. I can go on listing things. As for the last part: See the ENTIRE CHINA ARC.

When did Suzaku lie to Nunnally for his own gain? He told her she'd get to speak with a good friend of his, and she did. And when has she been used as "bait"? Nunnally wasn't ever put in danger by Suzaku. The only one at risk from the phone call stunt was Lelouch himself, and even now we know Suzaku wouldn't have told the Emperor because of what he said he'd do. And what part of the China arc are you talking about? The part where he aided Nunnally's authority against Romeyer or the part where he joined a military campaign as a soldier after giving her said strengthened authority, something that had nothing to do with finding out about Zero?

Last episode he mused about his duty to have to take Nunally to Charles if Lelouch was Zero. He never went 'Oh shit, Nunally's in danger!11'.

Not everyone has the same verbal reactions as Lelouch, and at that point Suzaku still had the control to keep Nunnally safe since Charles didn't know about Zero. And he WAS conflictedly happy when Charles disappeared.

Apperantely your brain isn't working because scene order and certain events are just as important as dialogue.

So you're seriously saying that the dialogue in the scene meant absolutely nothing, even when we have no evidence he even knew about the murder attempt. Right. Can we just drop this?