Motivational posters

[halevy.livejournal.com]

I just discovered this and thought maybe this could lighten up the mood here (considering what's been happening in the current episodes). Plus it's really fun and addictive.

I hope this is allowed, it is Geass related!

I'll start:

Comments

[meitsu.livejournal.com]

I actually feel worse for the Elevens, they're getting slaughtered because Lulu's stupid mistake? Very cliche, and oh so sad =( The problem is, people seem to only care about Euphemia. If people can care so much about a character, why can't they care about all those who died? ~3~ that's my opinion.

[bobalunatic.livejournal.com]

Because they're all nameless peons.

Hahaha~! I kid. I did feel sorry for 'em, since they were all hopeful and such for their rights and homeland (by name) back. Especially that old woman clinging to Zero toward the end. Bad things happening to the elderly and to children is such a gimmick to make you feel bad. Nevertheless, I did feel a pang for them. I just felt the worst for Lulu and Euphie because I actually knew who they were. Just like how you'd cry over the death of someone close to you as opposed to feeling horrified at the massacre of a bunch of people you don't know.

That said, it is true that nobody really gave thought to the Elevens, lol. We're such a bunch of Britannians. To many people (like me), Lelouch>>>>a couple thousand Elevens. I wonder how many of them died, anyway? It's hard to resist against a bunch of 20-foot mechs and their machine guns.

[meitsu.livejournal.com]

I'd assume that, since it took less than 4 minutes to clear out the rows we saw, I'd think all of them, including the ones outside, died. =( God, this is even worse than Shakespearean tragedy, at least they don't have a massacre of hundred thousands in those plays OTL.

Lol, true, people do feel worse for people they know, but...I kinda feel angry at Lulu ~_~ so it negates my pity for him. Did he have to crack that kind of joke in the first place?

[bobalunatic.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that was possibly the worst quasi-joke ever. How many people can say that their joke led to the massacre of a stadium full of people? Haha. That's part of the tragedy, though. They were so close to (temporary) peace, and yet one bad comment destroyed it all. That was what frustrated me the most. If Lulu hadn't picked such a stupid example, none of that crap would've happened. I think that's gonna haunt him for a looooong time.

I'm not really angry at Lulu 'cause he didn't know that his Geass would spaz out on him, and also because I felt too frustrated at the situation to be mad at him. I can't even begin to imagine the anguish he must've been feeling. I would've gone crazy if I were in his shoes.

I can't help but wish that they could confine Euphie until Lelouch inevitably gets the ability to geass the same people twice. Fat chance, though... She'd prolly go insane knowing what she'd done and none of the Elevens are ever going to forgive her. Geez, I hate how this series always progresses a plot point and then takes it back. (OMG, SOMEONE KNOWS LULU'S SECRET! ... Oh wait, never mind.)

[meitsu.livejournal.com]

on that little bright side in the corner there, at least KnK lives! =p and we might just get to see Orange soon! xDDDD