;o; Suikoden love! Gah, that one in particular is my favorite because of the best friends theme.
XD I think that Suzaku's reasoning is flawed as all hell, but that's part of why he's really interesting. Sure, he gets on his soapbox, but it's selfishness masquerading as selflessness. His "if you don't follow the rules, it's just murder" is a good example. He's been a stickler for doing things the 'right' way as if that will justify or redeem the act of killing his father. He's into the righteousness thing for the sake of his own peace of mind. We don't get to see things from his POV as much as we do from Lelouch's though, so I'm not sure how disillusioned Suzaku's become lately. But even if he breaks down some of his walls, he seems to simultaneously build new ones. ._.
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XD I think that Suzaku's reasoning is flawed as all hell, but that's part of why he's really interesting. Sure, he gets on his soapbox, but it's selfishness masquerading as selflessness. His "if you don't follow the rules, it's just murder" is a good example. He's been a stickler for doing things the 'right' way as if that will justify or redeem the act of killing his father. He's into the righteousness thing for the sake of his own peace of mind. We don't get to see things from his POV as much as we do from Lelouch's though, so I'm not sure how disillusioned Suzaku's become lately. But even if he breaks down some of his walls, he seems to simultaneously build new ones. ._.
Guh, I ramble too much. XD;