Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

[Mae]

I always assumed that he already knew that Suzaku was piloting it. I don't think the Lacelot pilot is a secret. I may be mistaken.

I'm pretty sure he doesn't know. Suzaku has never said anything about it, and in the last episode Lelouche made some sort of comment about how he thought Suzaku was in the research division.

And interesting ep. Not really in the main plotline but still enjoyable. Oh, and I totally called Suzaku killing his father. Very interesting parallel with Lalouche. I hope this kills the whole Kira comparison, because Suzaku is obviously not just an innocent pacifist. Although he was very young and traumatized by the death he had witnessed so there are some mitigating circumstances. He probably didn't plan it either. Also explains why he is so committed to the idea of coexisting with Britannia. After killing your own father for a cause it's sort of hard to admit you were wrong later.

Also, where can I find this picture book or whatever?

[Honoko]

Also, where can I find this picture book or whatever?

I beleive u can find it rite here: click!

[shinta|hikari]

I actually just assumed since the C.C. mind reading incident that Suzaku killed his own father. I dont know why, but thats the kind of guy I believed him to be. Never even thought about another possibility.

[oyabun]

I assumed back then that suzaku did something stupid that lead to the death of his father, I did not expect that he killed his own father for his weird reasons. He obviously did not understand the situation back then because he is still a child.

[shinta|hikari]

Still, he is some sick child to kill his father just because he thinks he knows what he is doing.

[oyabun]

did suzaku really just charge in and killed his father? maybe there are other factors involve.

[shinta|hikari]

Well, from what the Mao's testimony shows, yes he did. So far, that is the only real evidence we can use to base any guesses. Judging from the kind of person Suzaku was from the picture book (charging in without thinking and resorting to violence), its not really that unlikely.