I'm neutral on the issue of whether Lelouch is dead or alive because it works well either way, catering at times to my tragedy and happy end cravings. I really liked that they left it ambiguous.
Although I was overall happy with the final episode in that it gave a firm conclusion to the show and had plenty of emotion, I was annoyed that they had brought so many threads into the series that they didn't bother to resolve (C.C.'s name, Lloyd/Cecile's past connections with Laksharta, origin of geass, Suzaku's connection with geass, etc.), not to mention there were SO MANY characters that I felt didn't get a proper conclusion. she just wanted more fodder for her ships
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Although I was overall happy with the final episode in that it gave a firm conclusion to the show and had plenty of emotion, I was annoyed that they had brought so many threads into the series that they didn't bother to resolve (C.C.'s name, Lloyd/Cecile's past connections with Laksharta, origin of geass, Suzaku's connection with geass, etc.), not to mention there were SO MANY characters that I felt didn't get a proper conclusion.
she just wanted more fodder for her ships