Code Geass episode 15 DL

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All I can say is that I feel really sorry for Mao after watching this.

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[thomasvye.livejournal.com]

At least you won't cut your sister up with a chainsaw, right?

Nah. He shot his unarmed brother in the face instead. Hey at least it took Mao 11 years to get that psycho! ^-^b

[verity-isle.livejournal.com]

The manga part of that always cracks me up. The anime, he's like ">:)" and in the manga, he's like "):|". Oh, the angst, Majico-san, the angst.

I take it that the Emperor's genes shaved 4 years off his psycho track record? Mao was just a poor, hapless little boy.

[thomasvye.livejournal.com]

Exactly; having the Emperor's DNA is the fast track to immorality and craziness. :D (*mew* Schneizel's little biog went up on the website today; why do you tease me so Sunrise? Why? Mean!)

[verity-isle.livejournal.com]

I saw that too. But take heart! I have it from reliable sources that his real debut is just two or three episodes away!

.........how do we explain Euphie and Nanaly? Did their older siblings take all the crazy genes? Come to think of it, Clovis also seems to be far more pacifist/puppylike than Schneizel seems to be, as well...

[thomasvye.livejournal.com]

Schneizel got Clovis's share of the brains. ;) Euphemia is (if not as immoral) tougher than she looks, and Nunally has the potential to be one of these crazy niisama types yet. Even though I think that she's likely to be the exception that proves the rule.

I am very excited to see Scneizel! ^-^

[silentorphan.livejournal.com]

Hey, Knightmare of Nanaly shows that she can be as ruthless as her brother if the conditions are right. (TOO right, I might say...)

[verity-isle.livejournal.com]

Does it? I've only read chapter 1, so I can't really tell...at the end of that, she seemed more traumatized than anything else.

If it does, then it proves that there are no sane people in the Britannian Royal Family. Euphie might be kind, but she's, uh, not altogether 'there'.