But also, Lulu has too much unfinished business to die at this point (besides, nobody seems to stay dead anyway); CC's said several times over the course of S1 that he still needs to come to terms with the repercussions of his actions. And there's the whole... gotta face his father thing. Obviously he's not dead, but I have a feeling he won't survive at the conclusion of the show (Genius boys who try to take over the world generally meet sticky ends. It's a formula rule!). Though who knows? The concept of death in Code Geass is a bit skewed.
Given that I'm positive Lulu isn't dead yet, the thing that bothers me is that S2 is (probably?) from Suzaku's POV. While I like Suzaku immensely, one of the major appeals of this show for me was Lulu's twisted perspective. :/
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But also, Lulu has too much unfinished business to die at this point (besides, nobody seems to stay dead anyway); CC's said several times over the course of S1 that he still needs to come to terms with the repercussions of his actions. And there's the whole... gotta face his father thing. Obviously he's not dead, but I have a feeling he won't survive at the conclusion of the show (Genius boys who try to take over the world generally meet sticky ends. It's a formula rule!). Though who knows? The concept of death in Code Geass is a bit skewed.
Given that I'm positive Lulu isn't dead yet, the thing that bothers me is that S2 is (probably?) from Suzaku's POV. While I like Suzaku immensely, one of the major appeals of this show for me was Lulu's twisted perspective. :/