Can a Geass be removed?

[danny-roboguy.livejournal.com]

We all know that a Geass effect can be cancelled, but can a Geass itself be removed or negated without the possesor being killed or a transfer of the Code?

So far the only solution I've came up with is if Lelouch commanded another Geass user to never use his/her geass ever again. What do you guys think?

Comments

[rainbow-cnxn.livejournal.com]

I guess that's a good way to think of it. So Charles' geass is less of a memory "rewrite" as much of a memory "detour". The memories are still there within the individual. However, the victim's thoughts are simply diverted from those memories and made to believe something else. However, if the individual believes strongly enough that those blocked memories exist, they can overcome the blockage.

a bit like Euphy needs to see Suzaku to fight Lelouch's Geass
Huh? The two times his "Live!" geass activated, he didn't fight it at all. In fact, he never fights his geass. It either takes complete hold of him, or he actively uses it to his advantage.

[jjblue1.livejournal.com]

I think so. The memories aren't completely erased or distorted... they're kind of simply covered up with false ones. Remove the cover and you get the original.

Huh? I wasn't talking about Suzaku but Euphy. She had been ordered to kill all the Japanese. She know Suzaku's one of them and she should kill him but, when she sees him she kind of manage to ignore that order, to push it away from her mind. It might be she was dying... but also that her 'don't hurt Suzaku' will gave her the strenght to fight Lelouch's Geass...

[rainbow-cnxn.livejournal.com]

My bad, I completely misread that line.

[jjblue1.livejournal.com]

It's okay, it happens... ^___________^