Wow, I love your take on Arthur. It's angsty like woah. I will totally accept that as my holy truth from now on. I just want to add that the rationale behind Arthur's relationship to Euphemia is a different kind of fish, because it implies that Suzaku was protecting Euphemia from brainwashed! Lelouch by taking the cat with him. But yes, he would totally keep the cat for everything he represents. I agree 100% with you and I repeat: I love your theory. XD
Both Suzaku and Lelouch, but mostly Lelouch, keep telling us over and over again they can accomplish anything together. I'm sure this will come up again in the show soon enough, because it is everywhere in canon - the novels, the sound episodes, the picture dramas. I totally get what you mean by what you said about Lelouch's agreement to work with Euphemia. It's a silly plan and he knows it, he rationally knows the Free Administrative Zone is an invitation to genocide, and yet he wants to work with Suzaku and Euphie, he wants Nunnally to be happy, and he wants to believe they can do this together. It's a very tragic deal right from the start.
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Both Suzaku and Lelouch, but mostly Lelouch, keep telling us over and over again they can accomplish anything together. I'm sure this will come up again in the show soon enough, because it is everywhere in canon - the novels, the sound episodes, the picture dramas. I totally get what you mean by what you said about Lelouch's agreement to work with Euphemia. It's a silly plan and he knows it, he rationally knows the Free Administrative Zone is an invitation to genocide, and yet he wants to work with Suzaku and Euphie, he wants Nunnally to be happy, and he wants to believe they can do this together. It's a very tragic deal right from the start.