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Sonhex · 2006-11-21, 16:40

Suzaku and Euphemia certainly appear capable of ruling what is left of Britannia once Lelouch has finished with it, assuming he wipes out all the Emperor's loyalists. Lelouch may even conclude Suzaku is the best way to ensure Nunally gets her peaceful future, because he himself has chosen the path of violence. A path that usually only has one conclusion. Even if Lelouch survives the Rebellion (unlikely), he'll most certainly be exposed as Zero and condemned for Clovis's murder (and possibly others hence). I cannot see Euphemia allowing that to go unpunished.

It will interesting to see how the world reacts to what Lelouch does. The Japanese may consider him a hero for restoring their freedom but the rest of Britannia, some of which may be pro-Empire incidently, may see him as nothing more than an assassin.

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Sonhex Not dead. Yet. Graphic Designer Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: UK	Suzaku and Euphemia certainly appear capable of ruling what is left of Britannia once Lelouch has finished with it, assuming he wipes out all the Emperor's loyalists. Lelouch may even conclude Suzaku is the best way to ensure Nunally gets her peaceful future, because he himself has chosen the path of violence. A path that usually only has one conclusion. Even if Lelouch survives the Rebellion (unlikely), he'll most certainly be exposed as Zero and condemned for Clovis's murder (and possibly others hence). I cannot see Euphemia allowing that to go unpunished. It will interesting to see how the world reacts to what Lelouch does. The Japanese may consider him a hero for restoring their freedom but the rest of Britannia, some of which may be pro-Empire incidently, may see him as nothing more than an assassin. Last edited by Sonhex; 2006-11-21 at 17:08.