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Code Geass was wonderful if you like absolute train wreck plots which, as it happens, I love Also there's no way Lelouch isn't totally alive and living happily ever after with CC
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It works even if he lives, yeah. Because he chose to shoulder the burden of pretty much all the evil he could get his hands on, he made himself out as a massive scapegoat. His death sort of clears the slate and lets the next generation sort things out in a better way, which I suppose was his intention all along. He intentionally demonizes himself and his methods as a warning, I guess. Whether he lives or dies is unimportant as far as that goes--a bittersweet happily ever after with just him and CC wouldn't spoil it for me.
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Feb 9, 2014 02:40
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Well, just because you don't think he's dead doesn't necessarily mean you want him to appear as a protagonist of a sequel. I'm happy interpreting the end of R2 as a happily ever after (of a sort) and the end of Code Geass in general. We were given a conclusion, open-ended as it was. Besides, it's not like it'd be the first time there was an asspull. The first season of Darker than Black wasn't made worse by season two's release, you know?
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