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lana3007 · 2006-11-20, 19:19

I think if Lelouch and Suzaku want to change Britannia for real, what will be needed is a combination of their two approaches to doing it. Brute force ala Lelouch will get things moving and get the people to realize that thing need to change, it will start the revolution, but it won't be able to really solve any problems. Any kind of permanent solution will have to be reached from within, via the Suzaku approach. Alone Suzaku wouldn't be able to initiate the change, and Lelouch wouldn't be able to reach any solution the way he is going.

Therefore with the two of them working, although seperately, but toward the same goal, there is a pretty good chance that they will be able to change the system.

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lana3007 stuck-up feminist Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: California, the supposedly sunny land Age: 37	I think if Lelouch and Suzaku want to change Britannia for real, what will be needed is a combination of their two approaches to doing it. Brute force ala Lelouch will get things moving and get the people to realize that thing need to change, it will start the revolution, but it won't be able to really solve any problems. Any kind of permanent solution will have to be reached from within, via the Suzaku approach. Alone Suzaku wouldn't be able to initiate the change, and Lelouch wouldn't be able to reach any solution the way he is going. Therefore with the two of them working, although seperately, but toward the same goal, there is a pretty good chance that they will be able to change the system.