About C.C.'s Name

[debilitate.livejournal.com]

As it was brought to attention, found a not-so-recent blog entry about C.C.'s old name.

Skeptical about calling it her "original" name, yet... Even though, in the CLAMP Mutuality book, sketches of C.C. had the same Katakana of that name next to her. A random placeholder name? Or was it really going to be her true name? Which is kind of odd, considering the movement of Lelouch's lips goes a bit further than two...

Comments

[fujiappletan.livejournal.com]

...I really hope it's not her name. Maybe it's a shorten version of "her real name"? Since as you said Lelouch's lips move more syllables than that.

[debilitate.livejournal.com]

I hope it isn't, either... It just sounds too simplistic and a bit generic for her. I was hoping it'd be something like Morgan La Fay, or whatever, in keeping with the Arthurian references and context.

They never did explain the Gray Witch alias, either...

[sugar-dustbunny.livejournal.com]

I think that was only used in Nightmare of Nunnally. I don't remember C.C. being called the Gray Witch in the show.

[debilitate.livejournal.com]

Really? I thought that name was always there... at least I thought it was when I saw it on her Wikipedia (yeah, I know) page even before NoN was published.

[fujiappletan.livejournal.com]

Whoa! I thought it was Morgan Le Fay too! Plus it looks like it could fit. I was kinda sad not much of Arthurian legend was placed in Code Geass.

No. :"(

[debilitate.livejournal.com]

I guess they only went so far with Arthurian legend in terms of the KMFs, capital Pendragon, and other things? It seemed like they were going for several different references at once (Damocles, Ragnarok, etc.).

Sucks. And better explain the Geass more, dammit. :[