POLL: How do you think Code Geass should end?

[rininjapan.livejournal.com]

Well by now, we've all (if not most of us,) been shocked, hurt, dismayed, and utterly confused by the eps 24 and 25 special. I have my own thoughts and opinions on the matter of who actually 'won' and 'lost' that little scuffle (for those who know what I mean, think about the consequences of each person LOSING, watch and think about the last few minutes very carefully, and you should be able to figure out who COULDN'T HAVE lost, and who really did lose.)[Poll #1031662]

Comments

[zalem.livejournal.com]

So your poll is more about the actual series ending. You might want to make that a bit more clear. It's hard to tell whether you are talking about the season or series.

I thought you were talking about the season so I voted cliffhanger. If we're talking about the series though....this show must go to 50 episodes. Even way back before they made the official announcement that CG would continue I had a feeling it would have to be longer then 25 episodes. There's just too much plot and if they tried ending it in 25 it would have been rushed and terrible.

There is definitely going to be more geass. At the end of episode 25 they even say so and it's been announced on the official site itself.

[rininjapan.livejournal.com]

How do you think Code Geass should end?

I don't think it gets much clearer than that. Where did I say anything about seasons or what not?

[zalem.livejournal.com]

The way the whole poll and answers were phrased it sounded odd...particularly the "should have ended" instead of just "should end" language. It implies the series is already over. It isn't over, only the season is over. So I assumed you must have meant the season and not the series.

[rininjapan.livejournal.com]

I was being grammatically correct. If people want the series to end as it is or even in episodes before that, then technically as episode 25 has aired, I need to use past tense 'have ended'. For those who are looking for a continuation, I need to use 'end' in the present tense. Sorry, I'm an English teacher and I like to be grammatically correct.