AnimeSuki Forum - View Single Post - Morality in Code Geass? Do the ends justify the means?

Kai Yukari · 2006-11-29, 21:25

Suzaku is an idealist.
Lelouch is a realist.

Lelouch is powered by his revenge. He doesn't want peace, he just wants the destruction of Brittania and to fulfill this purpose he will do anything, even if it's evil.

Suzaku is the epitome of righteousness. He wants peace and he will fulfill this purpose by his principles even if it means he'll have a hard time with it.

Personally, I like Suzaku's ideal (EDIT: not anymore) but it looks like Lelouch's the one who is making more progress. But what kind of end are we taking about here? destruction or peace?

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Kai Yukari Member Join Date: Dec 2005	Suzaku is an idealist. Lelouch is a realist. Lelouch is powered by his revenge. He doesn't want peace, he just wants the destruction of Brittania and to fulfill this purpose he will do anything, even if it's evil. Suzaku is the epitome of righteousness. He wants peace and he will fulfill this purpose by his principles even if it means he'll have a hard time with it. Personally, I like Suzaku's ideal (EDIT: not anymore) but it looks like Lelouch's the one who is making more progress. But what kind of end are we taking about here? destruction or peace? Last edited by Kai Yukari; 2008-04-17 at 09:44.