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Code Geass 2x19 Questions
🕑 Added 2024-01-14 18:00:06 +0000 UTCComment Spoiler free Questions below!
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Zeonth
Lelouch has hated Rolo for taking Nunnally's place and for killing Shirley, but as he gave up on his life and Rolo came to his rescue, Lelouch seems to show genuine concern for his fake brother. Lelouch could have easily mocked him as he was dying (similar to how Light did to Raye Penber and L) but he chose to show him care. Why do you think Lelouch had such a sudden and drastic change in attitude towards Rolo, and do you think that despite everything, he did care for him in some way?
Amileen
With Nunnally gone, Lelouch's reason to live is no more, and so he has decided to take Charles to Hell along with him. Had Nunnally not been caught in the FLEIJA blast and thus as a result Lelouch wasn't as broken as he now is, how do you think he would have handled being outed by Schneizel and betrayed by the Black Knights? Would he attempt to turn things around somehow or would he still accept that he's been defeated?
Raul Iggynashow
Lelouch wanted Rolo dead but did either of you two want Rolo dead at any point? If so did you have any feelings of regret later like in be careful what you wish for because it might actually come true.
Jonathan Spencer
What do you think about Lelouch's final words to Kallen? Do you think that he said them because he loves her or was he just doing what he thought was the right thing by lying to her to save her life?
sammypompeius
The Black Knights seem willing to see geass as a weapon like any other, no reason to betray Zero, until it's said he used it on them. He actually never did though. Had Lelouch been more honest with them do you think things would have gone better or do you agree with Lelouch's acessment they'd never have followed a britannian prince?
sammypompeius
Lelouch's character is made up of lies and masks, does that makes him inherently bad? Can we define his lies as evil when he lied to Kallen to save her? The mask he uses pretending to care for Rolo becomes true. Now his sacrifice compels Lelouch to take Charles with him to hell as he deems they deserve. Do you think Lelouch's conviction to die is the right thing?
sleepysorceror
Did Rolo redeem himself? Was it worth it to keep him on the team instead of killing him off in episode 4? How would events be different if his power wasn't around for Lelouch's goals?
