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Originally Posted by FoxxFireArt
Well, C.C. still has her memories so that mean she has the Code. If she has the Code that means she can create more Geass users. I just don't see why she would though.
A Geass user could put at risk the world peace that Lelouch gave his life to create. It would be like spitting on his memory.
Maybe, but look at all the secrets she kept from him. She never told him she was in almost constant contact with his mother. C.C. knew all along how Marianne died and Nunnlly's crippling, but never said anything.
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Although I'm generally in agreement with you about C.C., I don't think she's cursed to be lonely. I think, by the end of the series, both Lelouch and C.C. came to accept Geass--Lelouch by thinking of it as a wish, and C.C. by realizing it didn't always make people lonely. And if you think about it, C.C.'s negative view of Geass and Code (it will make you lonely, immortality is eternal suffering) is actually the main reason she kept information from Lelouch, and thus the main reason for Lelouch's mistakes.
Think of it this way: it was Code and Geass which made C.C. a selfish, manipulative, and despairing person. However, if C.C. no longer saw Geass as a curse, then she could give it to others
without being selfish or manipulative. Without having to give it to people who weren't prepared for it, without having to manipulate people to keep using it, and without having to 'trick' people into recieving Code, Geass could very well be a gift, rather than a curse. In this case, there's no reason to think that continuing to give out Geass would be like spitting on Lelouch's memory (only if she does it to
help others, though; if she did so attempting to die again, that would indeed be a betrayal).
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Originally Posted by FoxxFireArt
I've never seen that scene. Not in any of the versions I saw online.
That is so odd.
Guess that does show you can have your memories after losing the Code.
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:P Actually, it doesn't really. Your initial interpretation is more than likely correct: if you listen to V.V.'s words in that scene, he talks about recieving Code in
future tense. This doesn't make sense from a 'he still has his memories' perspective, since V.V. had already had one for ~50 years. If he were talking about getting another one (why? how?) he'd probably say something like "I'll reclaim it".
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, when her plot was about understanding Lelouch through the end of Season 1 and the pre and post-moments of the Mao arc, there was no romance being implied, at best a loose friendship (I was banking on her understanding him leading to romance which is what happened in R2, but the two elements were almost always kept seperate. Kallen's on the other hand could be argued either way as to what purpose Scene #2 had. An example within my example: What does falling on top of him, after thinking of his attempt to sleep with her (also having nothing to do with understanding him), have anything to do with understanding Lelouch? The conversation questions it/him, but in a provacative pose.). There was a girl trying to piece together everything about either her fractured memories/unexplained note, or figuring out who Lelouch was brought on by Viletta's goading and her father's death.
