What makes it all ironic is that despite LeLouch's actions being self-centered, they ultimately have more of a potential to make the world a better place than Suzaku's. Don't get me wrong, Suzaku is clearly the more moral character and his method generally works better, but because he is backing a Monarchy, there's somewhat of a limit on what he can/can't change.
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