Episode 13 summary

[defade.livejournal.com]

It's out at the official site. Plus it has a link to Pizza Hut. And since the summary for 13 is the exact same one I got from 2ch a while ago, I might just as well as chuck out episode 14's since they're from the same place.



stage 13 シャーリー　と　銃口

ナリタでの戦闘によって、起こったとある事実がルルーシュやカレンの心を苦しめる。信念を貫きブリタニアと戦っていく決意をするルルーシュは、黒の騎士団を率いてコーネリア軍へ向け出撃する。スザクの操るランスロットと一騎打ちとなるが、その最中、居るはずのないシャーリーの姿を見るルルーシュ。シャーリーは、ある人物からルルーシュと黒の騎士団の関わりを指摘され、ルルーシュを追ってきたのだった。

Too braindead to come up with a decent translation. That and the fact that I don't really get the sentence "信念を貫きブリタニアと戦っていく決意をするルルーシュは...". Basically, Lelouch and the Order of Black Knights head towards Cornelia's troops, planning to attack them. Once again, Mr. Lancelot To The Rescue comes and interfers. When they were engaged in a pitched battle on top of Tokyo Tower, Lelouch saw Shirley, who isn't supposed to be there. She was told by a certain someone that Lelouch had something to do with the Order of Black Knights. To find out the truth she went there.

stage14　ギアス　対　ギアス
シャーリーに秘密を知られたのではないかと疑い、彼女の後を追うルルーシュ。
どう始末をつけるのかC.C.に問われるが、ルルーシュは答えは持たなかった。
その頃、シャーリーはナリタでマオという謎の男と出会う。マオは人の思考を読むギアス能力者だった。
彼に操られるまま、シャーリーはある罪を償うために......。

Not knowing whether his secret was revealed, Lelouch chased after Shirley. When asked what he's going to do about it, Lelouch had no answer for C.C. At that time, Shirley met a mysterious man called Mao in Narita. Mao can read people's minds. While being manipulated by Mao, Shirley, for the sake of making up for a certain sin... picked up a gun and shot Lulu.

(And in case you couldn't figure, I was kidding about the shooting part.:DD It's slashed for a reason, and you'll noticed the original summary didn't have anything like シャーリーはある罪を償うために、ルル－シュを撃った。 Plus if it were true, then Guren and Lancelot will be fighting on top of Tokyo Tower. Sorry for any...erm...confusion caused.XD)

Comments

[zalem.livejournal.com]

Considering the things that Clovis did, I can't say I'm all that sorry for him. Lulu hasn't done anything even remotely close to what Clovis did. Clovis ruthlessly killed all those people in the shinjuku ghetto. Lelouch, on the otherhand, has said outright that civilians shouldn't be involved. But the reality of war is that civilians will be hurt even when you try to avoid it. But at least he's made the effort. Of course, that's not to say that Lelouch won't eventually become the monster that his half-brother was. That could very well be his future. We will see how he deals with Shirley, that might give us more insight into what his character will become.

[thomasvye.livejournal.com]

Clovis ruthlessly killed all those people in the shinjuku ghetto.

Lol, I've had this argument before. Lelouch ruthlessly killed all those Japan Liberation Front soldiers in his landslide. Pawns, you see. Dispensible in the bigger game.

What can't be disputed is that in killing an helpless unarmed target at point blank range (who hadn't even done the thing Lelouch actually wanted to kill him for - it wasn't about Shinjuku really, was it), Lelouch demonstrated he's every bit as ruthless as the rest of his family already.

I don't dislike him at all, don't get me wrong. I am just curious about why people feel the need to airbrush all his sins away when they're what make him interesting protagonist.

[zalem.livejournal.com]

The landslide certainly was ruthless....but still not quite on the level of murdering little children and old people like Clovis did. ^^;;;

Oh don't get me wrong...I don't view Lelouch as some shining hero that can do no wrong. He can be very cold and calculating. He does use people like chess pieces. But I also think he has a bit more humanity to him and is not quite at the level of Clovis. However, I do think it's only a matter of time. Which makes it all the more interesting....he hates his father and siblings for their beliefs and the way they act, but is slowly becoming more and more like them. Enough to make daddy very proud. It will be amusing to see the moment when this all dawns on him.

But yeah, Lulu killed him more to send a message rather then because he cared about the Shinjuku incident and Clovis had nothing to do with his mother's death. Very cold blooded no doubt about it. But I think I'm also biased on the matter because I just really, really don't like Clovis and wasn't sad to see him go. ^_^;;;;

[thomasvye.livejournal.com]

Well it's interesting; I could say I pity Clovis, not because he was a good person (which he wasn't) but because he too was a victim of his circumstances. In another life, he'd just have been a vain little drama queen artist and no trouble to anyone. XD But sadly, he was a Prince and a crap one at that. Hosting social functions would be about all he was good for. (I can't wait to see Schneizel. >:) I think his shiny smile hides an altogether more Machiavellian brain).

I absolutely love it that Lelouch gets more and more like his Father all the time. XDDD It would make him sooooo mad. But it's absolutely true! And I think you're right; Daddy would be very proud of Lelouch. Which would also *really* piss Lelouch off!