Too tired to write out a full counter-refute or something so let's see if I can't try something close.
Basically I see Kallen as people have mentioned below, a pawn. She's useful and a necessary weapon in battle but her position to Lelouch pales in comparison to C.C.
As for C.C., no I don't see her as the same style knight as the other relationships (which were mainly a tiny joke), mostly because her "liege" is a prince and nowhere near as desiring of a knight. To me, the knight/prince thing is greatly based on sole devotion to a cause rather than a person. C.C. is devoted to the Geass. Lelouch is simply the vessel for this cause so her loyalty is extreme. I also relate her more as Lelouch's knight because of the growing bond and trust between the two. It's something Lelouch's other pawns just don't have. Not that C.C. can't end up betraying Lelouch since not all knights remain loyal when given alternatives to protecting their cause. This is less of the fantasy and noble idea of a knight and more of the "live by the sword" aspect since C.C. seems no stranger to danger or pain. I believe there is much potential for her to become a "knight" to Lelouch. It will also require Lelouch to become slightly dependent, which I believe he already is since he's still learning how to be a rebel leader, but in more of a trusting C.C. to back him way. It could happen as they learn more about each other and open up or it could not. It's fun to speculate. It's also likely C.C. will become more devoted to Lelouch but still determined to see that Lelouch continues to live up to his purpose.
I probably still failed to explain myself but hey it's more serious than the above. Hmm, should have used this version in the actual post. Ah retrospect.
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Basically I see Kallen as people have mentioned below, a pawn. She's useful and a necessary weapon in battle but her position to Lelouch pales in comparison to C.C.
As for C.C., no I don't see her as the same style knight as the other relationships (which were mainly a tiny joke), mostly because her "liege" is a prince and nowhere near as desiring of a knight. To me, the knight/prince thing is greatly based on sole devotion to a cause rather than a person. C.C. is devoted to the Geass. Lelouch is simply the vessel for this cause so her loyalty is extreme. I also relate her more as Lelouch's knight because of the growing bond and trust between the two. It's something Lelouch's other pawns just don't have. Not that C.C. can't end up betraying Lelouch since not all knights remain loyal when given alternatives to protecting their cause. This is less of the fantasy and noble idea of a knight and more of the "live by the sword" aspect since C.C. seems no stranger to danger or pain. I believe there is much potential for her to become a "knight" to Lelouch. It will also require Lelouch to become slightly dependent, which I believe he already is since he's still learning how to be a rebel leader, but in more of a trusting C.C. to back him way. It could happen as they learn more about each other and open up or it could not. It's fun to speculate. It's also likely C.C. will become more devoted to Lelouch but still determined to see that Lelouch continues to live up to his purpose.
I probably still failed to explain myself but hey it's more serious than the above. Hmm, should have used this version in the actual post. Ah retrospect.