Eh, but that only happens if Lelouch's using Light's way about it. The Death Note can specify the cause of death. Light makes it obvious he kills them because he wants to be God; Lelouch, if he gets the Note, wants to look as clean as possible. All he has to do is to announce himself as Prince, get verified for it, and then slowly kill off everyone making it look very, very natural. (He'd have to get involved in an accident or two to allay suspicion, but I think he can arrange that easily enough) Lelouch seems a decent enough actor that people wouldn't call him on it, if he acts probably shocked and saddened that his new-found family are dead. And if SOME do---he can always DN'd them. I know the Geass is versatile, and it makes for a much, much more dynamic story---but really, for Lelouch's needs, I don't think it's the best tool ever. If it's reusable then YES, it will so totally be. (Remember the DN allows special commands too. He can have some people write dying messages)
Yes, that's what I've been saying. :D I think that's the thing that would separate Lelouch's fate from Light's. He's not a puzzle machine like Light, he's got a heart. I was quite annoyed that Suzaku was used as a plot device to create a 'Kira identity' for Lelouch (it looks a lot like trying to be DN, Sunrise, don't try that again) but yes, it says something about Lelouch that he's willing to risk his entire plan to save a friend he hadn't seen for YEARS.
Er, yes, I know about that. But that's not a complex command. It's doable in one sentence. "Carve a cross on the wall everyday". Complex means it's a series of sentences, like "Carve a cross on the wall everyday, and every Thursday, throw a potato chip on the Science Teacher's head. Also add a flower to your cross every Sunday" Lelouch hadn't tried that out yet.
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Yes, that's what I've been saying. :D I think that's the thing that would separate Lelouch's fate from Light's. He's not a puzzle machine like Light, he's got a heart. I was quite annoyed that Suzaku was used as a plot device to create a 'Kira identity' for Lelouch (it looks a lot like trying to be DN, Sunrise, don't try that again) but yes, it says something about Lelouch that he's willing to risk his entire plan to save a friend he hadn't seen for YEARS.
Er, yes, I know about that. But that's not a complex command. It's doable in one sentence. "Carve a cross on the wall everyday". Complex means it's a series of sentences, like "Carve a cross on the wall everyday, and every Thursday, throw a potato chip on the Science Teacher's head. Also add a flower to your cross every Sunday" Lelouch hadn't tried that out yet.