Why thank you, kind sir.

I'm with you, mate. Speculation is just going to be too rife and spending hours debating things with people really isn't going to achieve anything. I'll just wait for the series to give what it's got and then say what's on my mind.

Well, hard to avoid negative news in a series like Code Geass. But there is a balance. It isn't something like Death Note, where all people were either evil, destroyed by evil or pretensious/annoying wankers who somehow figured it out. Code Geass doesn't ram the stake into one's heart over and over. It holds back right when it's about to pierce it and lets some light through.

I don't want a nihilistic ending but I don't want a Disneyland/Mai-Hime ending either. Nor an open-ended one; resolution is something this series needs. I want something that is plausible, will somewhat hurt but is also hopeful. I don't think the series would even try to show anyone in a positive light at all if no good was to come from the series of events. I'd like to think Code Geass could leave a good, worthwhile message for people to dwell on.

I'm surprised to see you haven't had any visitor messages here. Guess I'll be the first to add one.

I don't really plan to do any posting in the threads for quite some time.
I'm not going to be watching these last three episodes until the series is over. I'm staying out of the threads to avoid spoilers.
I'm trying to avoid any negative news. Right now I only want to hear things are looking good. If the ending looks like it's going to be bad I'd rather do the last three episodes in one sitting. Like pulling a band-aid off quickly. It's better then watching it slowly wreck for the past three weeks.