Turn 20 Summary

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1. Anya is Marianne, who finds C.c. and brings the real one out of hiding. Doesn't look like she cares about Lelouch so much.
2. C.c. gave Marianne geass? (I half missed what they were saying)
3. Lulu geasses a bunch of brittanian soldiers (what's new?)
4. Suzaku tells Nina she did a good job and Freija was a big success.
5. Suzaku orders everyone around, Schneizel turns up, Suzaku asks Schneizel to order him to kill the Emperor.
6. Coup d'état ensues.
7. Gino is against Coup, and is tied up =)
8. Suzaku faces Knight of One, who starts to kick Suzaku's arse.
9. Lelouch's geassed people start attacking other forces, Suzaku starts running in the confusion and falls into a pit caused by the blasting, sure he's okay! ;;
10. Marianne/Anya=WTF "Think we should try and save Lelouch?" To C.c. casually.
11. Lelouch goes after Emperor who is rebuilding the sword of Arkarsha and destroys the entrance so both he and Charles are trapped together. "You will suffer in here together with me!"

Somewhere in the ep. Lelouch calls Rivals, tells him Rolo is with him *sob* and that he should tell Milly he can't keep the fireworks promise...



Need next ep already!

Comments

[klingon-jedi.livejournal.com]

It certainly explains things. Like Why that flash always hits Anya whenever she threatens Lelouch, and her odd memories. We knew something was up since CC would commonly talk to her, which meant she either wasn't dead, or Geass had some supernatural connection. We also knew that CC and Marianne were always close in flashbacks, so it's kind of surprising that no one's suggested that she had a Geass.

So it appears she's controlling Anya. The only question left is why. We know CC mentioned breaking the contract, would she physically kill herself just to get out of it? Seems like a shallow explanation. Though she seems so apathetic to Lelouch, who knows. I love the part about not being the perfect mother.

Applause to Kaguya, for being the leader Ougi can't be. I loved her admittance to not really being his fiance.