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lightbringer · 2010-01-19, 19:43

Well, the dialogue feels pretty weak (this seems to be an almost universal constant in these stories, oh well. I guess no-one reads Hemingway anymore) and I question some of the actions of Todoh and Xingke but I still find it interesting due to the political situation and overall plot (I'm up to ch 10 now). With something like seven or more factions maneuvering out in the open and behind the scenes, it's suitably complex to be worthy of Code Geass. And bringing in a bunch of warlocks and immortals from you-know-which-faction was a nice way to expand on the Geass mythos.

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lightbringer M9000 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: SBC Gurokken	Well, the dialogue feels pretty weak (this seems to be an almost universal constant in these stories, oh well. I guess no-one reads Hemingway anymore) and I question some of the actions of Todoh and Xingke but I still find it interesting due to the political situation and overall plot (I'm up to ch 10 now). With something like seven or more factions maneuvering out in the open and behind the scenes, it's suitably complex to be worthy of Code Geass. And bringing in a bunch of warlocks and immortals from you-know-which-faction was a nice way to expand on the Geass mythos. Last edited by lightbringer; 2010-01-19 at 19:54.