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Originally Posted by bladeofdarkness
C.C's words while crying over him
"lelouch, for your sins of using geass on people..."
it made him start seeing geass, and therefor, his use of it
as wrong
but during Z-R, he was intentioanlly doing things that he KNEW were wrong anyway
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oooooooookay, again I'm not sure that that directly correlates to Shirley. First off, it's C.C. saying that, so obviously she too must consider the geass as some sort of sin. This actually lends itself to the idea that the belief of the geass being a sin is not just exclusive to Lelouch based on the disastrous results with Shirley, but that the geass is believed by many to be a cursed. Lelouch himself stated in season 1 that he had made a deal with the devil. Truly, I think he had always believed that the geass was bad, it's just that after Shirley's death he realized it was too powerful and dangerous to be controlled and thus had to be destroyed (or it may have been just an impulsive and irrational bitch move in response to his grief over her death)