Digging up that post, yes, I think you've got a point there. She might change from "object on a pedestal" to "knowing motivation", maybe? He said way back when something along the lines of "the only person who has the right to shoot is one who is prepared to be shot". What I have always liked about Lelouch is that he realizes he has to do some pretty nasty things and understands, accepts, and doesn't try to make excuses for it. But when it's Nunnally, it's all "grrr argh HOW DARE YOU!", which, frankly, is pot calling kettle and a definite character flaw.
Nunnally up till now has been mostly a passive character. How will she react, if she knows/learns of what Lelouch has been doing "for her happiness"? I almost suspect that either she knew all along, or will know fairly soon. And if Lelouch can't be honest with her, he's going to lose her just like he lost Suzaku and Euphie because he couldn't bring himself to be honest with them (well, he opened up to Euphie eventually, but...). His possessiveness seems to be a part of that insecurity.
Suzaku doesn't have a Geass of his own par se, but wasn't there something mentioned in one of the manga about how his physical prowess is somehow related to quasi-Geass powers or something? Could they have been referring to that?
Bad vibes or not, I still hope for the best for Gino. He's only been really around for one episode and I'm trying very hard to not love him anyway. That icon isn't helping :P
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Nunnally up till now has been mostly a passive character. How will she react, if she knows/learns of what Lelouch has been doing "for her happiness"? I almost suspect that either she knew all along, or will know fairly soon. And if Lelouch can't be honest with her, he's going to lose her just like he lost Suzaku and Euphie because he couldn't bring himself to be honest with them (well, he opened up to Euphie eventually, but...). His possessiveness seems to be a part of that insecurity.
Suzaku doesn't have a Geass of his own par se, but wasn't there something mentioned in one of the manga about how his physical prowess is somehow related to quasi-Geass powers or something? Could they have been referring to that?
Bad vibes or not, I still hope for the best for Gino. He's only been really around for one episode and I'm trying very hard to not love him anyway. That icon isn't helping :P