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Clarste · 2006-12-02, 08:17

Suzaku doesn't dislike Japan, he just sees no point in valuing a "nation" over its people. Igniting another war could hardly be considered good for the Japanese people. Pragmatism over pride. Honestly, from his point of view, fighting a one-man war against Britannia is even more impractical than changing it from within as an officer.

About the ending thing, I can see a pseudo-happy ending where Lelouch tricks Suzaku into "defeating" Zero after Lelouch has already crushed Britannia, showing both that Lelouch is successful and that idealists are needed to escape the cycle of violence. Well, I guess that'd just be Lelouch winning.

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Clarste Human Join Date: Aug 2004 Age: 37	Suzaku doesn't dislike Japan, he just sees no point in valuing a "nation" over its people. Igniting another war could hardly be considered good for the Japanese people. Pragmatism over pride. Honestly, from his point of view, fighting a one-man war against Britannia is even more impractical than changing it from within as an officer. About the ending thing, I can see a pseudo-happy ending where Lelouch tricks Suzaku into "defeating" Zero after Lelouch has already crushed Britannia, showing both that Lelouch is successful and that idealists are needed to escape the cycle of violence. Well, I guess that'd just be Lelouch winning. Last edited by Clarste; 2006-12-02 at 08:39.