What you said about Arthur made me think a little bit. The memory manipulation of Arthur was probably Suzaku's doing, but it theoretically could have been Nunnally, if we assume like Lelouch that she's in Britannia. It would be deliciously awful if the Emperor would hold her accountable for Lelouch's well-being. What if he made her divulge information about her brother in order to keep him alive? It certainly would turn the tables, where Nunnally would be acting behind Lelouch's back for what she perceives to be his own best interests.
After all, she's growing up, too. It's high time that she shows some form of agency. I always thought that Lelouch treated Nunnally as someone far younger than she was. Is there really a difference between how Lelouch treats Nunnally as a seven year-old and as a fourteen year-old? I didn't tend to think so.
The main thing keeping me from believing that this could happen is my inner Suzaku fangirl. I don't see him as someone who'd allow Nunnally to be exploited in that way (if he found out). It doesn't help that there's been a lot of FF12 played in my room, and I'm beginning to subconsciously see Suzaku as Gabranth. >_>
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After all, she's growing up, too. It's high time that she shows some form of agency. I always thought that Lelouch treated Nunnally as someone far younger than she was. Is there really a difference between how Lelouch treats Nunnally as a seven year-old and as a fourteen year-old? I didn't tend to think so.
The main thing keeping me from believing that this could happen is my inner Suzaku fangirl. I don't see him as someone who'd allow Nunnally to be exploited in that way (if he found out). It doesn't help that there's been a lot of FF12 played in my room, and I'm beginning to subconsciously see Suzaku as Gabranth. >_>