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Originally Posted by Dann of Thursday
I believe he wanted to take all blame and responsibility that Kallen could possibly feel over what she had done or something like that.
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I understand that interpretation, but would still like to see where they go from there, how they address the subject during the show.
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Originally Posted by Var
They will probably build off of it if they went through the trouble of actually confirming it. That or they are just messing with us, we'll just have to wait and see.
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Even if they don't spell it out, they could at least show us some hints via internal monologues. Say, what Lelouch and Kallen thought about after the incident.
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Correct. As he did with Shirley, though this time, there was no memory wipe. 
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I guess, but in that case that was way more explicit and his emotional state was rather different. For one, he wasn't worrying about Nunnally (his number one priority) or how to get Suzaku out of the way (as he was the main obstacle inside the cave). That's not to say he couldn't have been worried about Kallen's reaction, but it was a more complicated situation.