anime Code Geass [III]: Innocent Days - Page 18

---

C.C. transfered the power to give out Geass contracts to Lelouch, making her mortal again. However, C.C. chose not to die (for some reason), and so it was Lelouch at the helm of that little horse-drawn cart at the end that C.C. was sitting in. Lelouch couldn't die because he was now immortal, and it just took him a while to heal (since it isn't an instant thing), seeing how his insides were a bit cut up, etc. Lelouch gave Suzaku a geass contract, and Suzaku said "I humbly accept this geass contract" after Lelouch gave it to him (at first I thought this was just a metaphorical thing).

So guys, does that sound reasonable?

---

Didn't Nunnally fall out of her chair twice? Both before and after breaking the Geass. Also, if her will was strong enough to break Charles' geass, I wonder why it wasn't powerful enough to break Lelouch's as well?

Jeremiah and Anya's orange farm was a good poke at the whole "Orange-kun" thing that went on throughout the series. I hope their business does well.

And I think that yeah, Nunally's legs were injured when Lady Marrianne was assassinated, at least, that's what I always thought.

---

Nunally was only able to break Charles's Geass because he was dead, so there was nothing keeping it on besides what energy was left in it. Since Lelouch's Geass was used on her while Lelouch was alive, she couldn't muster enough strength to break it. And, Lelouch's Geass forces the person to act only leaving tiny bits of willpower, not enough to deny it, pretty hard to break something that doesn't even let you think right? Of course, if you go with this, now that Lelouch is dead, does that mean the Schnizel might return to screw everything up?