Some follow up questions.

[kimchiburger.livejournal.com]

I know, I know. More discussion posts. But I have several questions that I'd like to see theories/answers for.




1. Did all of the Black Knights finally acknowledge Lelouch's true intentions? Or is it just Kallen? Because the only thing that would make me completely satisfied with the ending is that they recognize what Lelouch did.

2. Suzaku is forever to be Zero, right? However, what happens once he becomes old? Even super-powered plot-haxing characters grow old, too. He'd have to pass down the helmet to someone else, which may or may not involve revealing himself to the potential heir. Unless he's planning on taking the Zero name to his grave, but it's a symbol. I was thinking that the people would like to keep the legend alive.

3. In this scene you can clearly see Lelouch's face. I was wondering if the people at the TV station could have seen Lelouch and Suzaku's exchange on top of the throne. Even if they couldn't lip-read, they probably could have seen Lelouch put his hand on the Zero Mask for a significant amount of time. There's also the possibility of nosy cameramen focusing on Nunnally and Lelouch, but I guess that can be discounted because baaaaaw Diethard.

I was thinking that there may be people who would study and analyze the assassination very closely. This is mostly wishful thinking on my part though.

4. Where would they bury Lelouch's body (assuming that you believe that he is dead)? I know Jeremiah, Suzaku, Kallen, and especially Nunnally would stop the people from tearing his corpse apart. Maybe with the rest of the royal family? Next to Clovis.

5. I hope no one disturbs Rolo's impromptu grave. ;___;

6. It seems like the world would eventually be ruled by children. You know, what with Kaguya, Nunnally, and Tianzi. New world order includes Loli Leaders.

7. Did anyone else think Schneizel looked adorably confused in this shot?

8. brb listening to Continued Story forever.

Comments

[orchida.livejournal.com]

2 - It isn't said anywhere and well, I'm betting the people themselves don't think Zero is going to live on forever and ever. He's since as a hero, but I doubt they expect him to forever take care of the world. I was more under the impression that with the younger ones the world would grow on to become more peaceful and able to handle itself better not under the driect thumb of Britannia and its royals. Or maybe zero would become one of those legend type things that lives on through history, even after Suzuku eventually died, but I can't really imagine him telling anyone about his reality, that's what was so sad about his fate.

3 - The hand holding mask thing could have been taken as just Lelouch throwing his hands out in death throe. I mean, after being stabbed in the chest I doubt your body's much under your own control anymore, and it'd be seen as him just grabbing onto the nearest steady object, as in Zero/Suzuku. The lip reading is a totally different topic, assuming they caught that, and yeah, with all the cameras there, they would - that can only really be explained as - it's geass.

[kimchiburger.livejournal.com]

2. True, very true. The world isn't naive enough to believe that Zero will live forever. Perhaps Suzaku will die quietly as Zero and they'll respect him enough to keep the mask on. Though this is making me think of new and incredibly fake Zero's popping up from time to time trying to imitate him for justice.

3. Yeah, I shouldn't think so much about it, but you'd think there would be some eccentric person in the world who's awfully curious about this Emperor Lelouch fiasco and how poetic his death was.

[orchida.livejournal.com]

2 - It's kind of my hope it would happen that way. He'd help out but then drift further and further away and eventually die one day. I never thought about the mask thing, but I guess if he lived with it his whole life, the people would respect that, hopefully at the end too. I could just imagine him being turned into a legend and old people would speak of Zero and his work, only for new miracles to happen and people say they saw Zero. And I'm sure there would be fake Zero's, but not for a while and it'd all be known it wasn't the real one.

3 - I guess, at least for a while, they'd just be glad to have rid of the eccentric emperor and his tryanical ways. Not to mention, the awe of Zero rising up from nowhere. But after that I think people would re-play, if just for their own fascination or writing of history.

I still want to know how Nunnally got that vision of the truth at the end there. Did I miss something that explained her sudden future vision?

[kimchiburger.livejournal.com]

That vision of truth? I think that's just Sunrise's way of showing that Nunnally finally understood Lelouch's intentions. Instead of actually seeing the scenes, I feel that she realizes that he planned his death. But then again I wouldn't be surprised if Sunrise gave her memory-viewing poewrs. *facepalm*