Lelouch will never be Light as long as he has people that he selfishly cares about. Which is what I love about him.<3
Actually, given how episode 16 will turn out, the whole incident might be just forgotten for a while. The Black Knights ultimate goal is still to free Japan, if they can see how close they are to achieving that goal after 16, they'll probably choose to turn a blind eye to just one questionable incident. But then again, there's Viletta, who was, and still is, a wild card.
I personally support Lelouch's decision in destroying the Geass cult. If those children are allowed to grow the way they are, who's to say that the same tragedy won't repeat itself? Sure, maybe they could've been taught right, but is the risk really worth it? Lelouch has been leaving out too many details that might prove to be fatal for him, it's good to see him take safety measures for once.
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Actually, given how episode 16 will turn out, the whole incident might be just forgotten for a while. The Black Knights ultimate goal is still to free Japan, if they can see how close they are to achieving that goal after 16, they'll probably choose to turn a blind eye to just one questionable incident. But then again, there's Viletta, who was, and still is, a wild card.
I personally support Lelouch's decision in destroying the Geass cult. If those children are allowed to grow the way they are, who's to say that the same tragedy won't repeat itself? Sure, maybe they could've been taught right, but is the risk really worth it? Lelouch has been leaving out too many details that might prove to be fatal for him, it's good to see him take safety measures for once.