Sir Bradley and Kallen having a battle! Apparently the arm fires out now. Yes, we get it. You want to take everyone's life.
"Send a postcard." Hahahahaha! Best one liner.
Sir Bradley is dead... awwwww. I really liked him. He only appeared in two episodes, he had potential! Damn you, makers of Code Geass! Daaaaaaaaaaamn you!
Oh, Kallen vs. Suzaku again. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
I like how they just seem to talk to each other on the battlefield like they aren't taking any of this s*** seriously at all.
Tohdoh is making a push, the other Holy Sword member thinks its a good time to a Mutiny! And apparently he's going after Rolo, too.
Cornelia! And she's trying to escape her... whatever she's in.
"Victory is within our reach!" Usually a bad sign.
"Self-centered brat!" What an odd thing to say.
Oh man, s*** going on from all different angles! It's crazy!
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See I figured this s*** would happen after you jerks said he would do something bad! Everyone is freaking the f*** out! Mass hysteria! Oh no! Everything's getting enveloped! Guilford saves Lelouch!
Lelouch asks Rolo for Nunnally. Rolo says they were too late. Lelouch is in denial. And that's how this episode ends.
I will say this probably my favorite episode of the season. Great action, several different angles playing out, a great ending (even though you jerks spoiled it!) and it's got me wondering how things will be going forward (though part of me wonders if Nunnally is really dead, but I think I'll take it at face value with a bit of skepticism). I think what makes this episode work is that there was a legit sense of tension throughout the episode. And it came to a frantic conclusion playing out all sorts of different angles. It's interesting, watching Suzaku trying to get Lelouch to listen to reason, all the while Lelouch seemed to be acting more and more deranged. And to finally hit him with the bombshell that Nunnally is dead, I wonder if it'll lead to a full fledged mental breakdown. It's also interesting how it mirrors Euphemia's death, in the sense that it was a tragic mistake more than anything. Imagine, if they didn't outfit the F.L.E.I.J.A. to the Lancelot, none of this would have happened. Now both Lelouch and Suzaku have experienced a great loss. Perhaps this becomes a type of bonding point for them. Or perhaps it makes Lelouch obsess with killing Suzaku. It could go any number of ways, and seeing how this did not resolve the Lelouch/Suzaku conflict permanently, I'm eager to see how it plays out.
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TheRock ~ Death By Misadventure, Not Suicide
"Would've liked to see that." - Ayuyu on my boner