2007-01-08 21:24
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I'm back with 6 icons but mostly just pleading for more C.C./Lelouch fics but probably not the kind you may be thinking.

About number 2, I just kept getting the "Alive" song stuck in my head after viewing that image in the manga. I dunno.
I'm especially pleased with the C.C./Lelouch one and only wish more people would latch onto the idea of C.C. as Lelouch's knight so there can be fics. It makes sense when you think that every Britannian princess ends up with a knight to defend them to the death. Cornelia and Guilford. Euphemia and Suzaku. Why not Lelouch and C.C.? The boy is totally a Britannian princess. Seriously though, since Lelouch seems, at times, loathe to personally dirty his hands with blood, C.C. is a good resource to have backing him. I know most people see this dynamic opposite because of the whole girl to guy standard but so far Geass has shown C.C. to be in a much better position to protect Lelouch than he her. Also, C.C. kicks ass and makes a much better knight than those other posers. I kid, I kid.

About number 2, I just kept getting the "Alive" song stuck in my head after viewing that image in the manga. I dunno.
I'm especially pleased with the C.C./Lelouch one and only wish more people would latch onto the idea of C.C. as Lelouch's knight so there can be fics. It makes sense when you think that every Britannian princess ends up with a knight to defend them to the death. Cornelia and Guilford. Euphemia and Suzaku. Why not Lelouch and C.C.? The boy is totally a Britannian princess. Seriously though, since Lelouch seems, at times, loathe to personally dirty his hands with blood, C.C. is a good resource to have backing him. I know most people see this dynamic opposite because of the whole girl to guy standard but so far Geass has shown C.C. to be in a much better position to protect Lelouch than he her. Also, C.C. kicks ass and makes a much better knight than those other posers. I kid, I kid.
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Whereas C.C.'s relationship with Lelouch is a whole different beast--complex in its own way, but I can't see her as being his knight. It's more like one is the player of a game who's discovered that their most prized piece is actually a living, breathing being who can offer them more than they expected. The catch is, they both think they're the player and the other is the piece.
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I did not mean to imply that Kallen will never be equal to Lelouch. She's a very important part of his goal; that's why he chose her for the only Nightmare that rivals Lancelot. His belief in her will most likely increase through the series. I think the best way to settle both these points would be to agree that Kallen could offer one form of knighthood, one more pure, and C.C. could offer another, one with something to gain. Knights don't always have to be selfless to serve, despite the usual fairy tale versions.
I know many enjoy the chess references and for good reason, but I wanted this interpretation to be outside that realm and focus more on literary motifs.
I also agree with
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I initially took up a debate stance on your comments because I thought you were describing the relationships as they are/will be in canon, in which case it struck me as odd to leave Kallen out of a discussion of Lelouch's knightly needs. But as a fic idea, yes, C.C. taking on a role as a sort of knight could be very interesting indeed. My fic-plans for Geass so far mostly involve Suzaku/Euphemia (with a side of Jeremiah/Villetta), but some C.C./Lelouch along those lines is definitely something to consider.
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More Jeremiah/Villetta would definitely achieve much approval. They're so hot together.
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I think Kallen got some development relatively early in the show when we were given glimpses of her strengths and weaknesses, and then again in Stage 9 when we saw her motivation, but since then she's been relegated to "token ass-kicker" aside from a few scenes about her feelings for Zero. I'd like to see more about her actually doing stuff, yes, but I'm willing to wait--the show does have a lot of ground to cover, and at the moment it seems to be focusing on some Black Knight politics and the Lelouch/Shirley plot.