Ah, but Lelouch and Free Will is a total different monster to poke at. XD People have discussed it thoroughly. And it has been pointed how actually reluctant he is about using the Geass to actually change people's wills. And that makes sense, considering the value he places on freedom and independance. He never told the Elevens - or the Britannians - to follow him blindly. His commands are usually: "forget what you have seen"/"turn that key"/"don't interfere"/"shut up". He has resisted using the Geass on Suzaku until they got to a life and death situation. Changing Shirley's memories in a more relevant way really pained him. Also, he has told C.C. he would not rely on his Geass, because it was her power, not his own. I have NO DOUBT that what Charles did to him and his friends are driving him nuts with anger, especially because he is so close to that point himself. As usual, he hates Charles for being so alike him, and yet so different.
I agree with your opinion on Rollo. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
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I agree with your opinion on Rollo. Let's keep our fingers crossed.