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Originally Posted by KrimzonStriker
Hmm, doesn't that help me though, since that would indicate it has more to do with her powers then her actual aging prowess. He could have just as easily taken it as symbolic.
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Not really. The question of age would most definately come in and be something that would be in his mind, even if she exhibited powers.
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Originally Posted by KrimzonStriker
Oh quit nit-picking already. My version of disprove then.  |
No such thing, the word to disprove has one definition.
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Originally Posted by KrimzonStriker
Okay, how does that correspond with all the questioning again? And it's not like she's a complete stranger to him by that time, she lives in his room.  |
The name of an ancestor would raise many questions from Lelouch, especially ones to where the loyalty lies of said person. So while she may not be a stranger, a name of an ancestor may make him reserved as she may very well have priorities with the Empire than with Lelouch. Once that is cleared up, it is not unexpected for Lelouch to trust her more so than just anybody.
I'm just running this idea, I'm indifferent either way, but it is plausible.